Important News
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Taliban Ministry of Finance Orders Delay in Government Employees’ Salaries
Taliban's Ministry of Finance delays government employees' salaries for the month of Jadi, sparking widespread concern amid economic hardship and…
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Luxembourg Pledges $2.3 Million to UN Trust Fund for Afghanistan
Luxembourg donates $2.3 million to the UN Trust Fund for Afghanistan to improve basic services and support humanitarian programs.
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Afghanistan Futsal Team Defeats Saudi Arabia 3-0 in Asian Cup Opener
Afghanistan's futsal team opened the Asian Nations Cup with a 3-0 win over Saudi Arabia, led by Reza Hosseinpour's two…
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Sharp Rise in Number of Women Prisoners Across Afghanistan
The number of women prisoners in Afghanistan rises to 1,825 across 34 provinces, raising concerns over justice transparency and women's…
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Kabul Accelerates Water Supply Project to Address Drinking Water Shortages
Kabul speeds up a water supply project to tackle ongoing drinking water shortages amid public concerns over delays and uneven…
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Ilhan Omar Attacked with Foul-Smelling Liquid at Minnesota Rally
Ilhan Omar was attacked with a foul-smelling liquid at a Minnesota rally but continued her speech. The attacker was arrested,…
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Herat Health Officials Report 70% Reduction in Patient Referrals Abroad
Herat health officials say specialized treatments have cut patient referrals abroad by 70%, easing costs and hardships for families.
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Food and Non-Food Aid Distributed to Needy Families in Logar Province
Logar police distribute food and non-food aid to needy families, highlighting calls for transparency and sustainable solutions to poverty and…
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Taliban Ministry of Justice Declares Criticism of ‘Sharia Protest’ Laws as Objection to Sharia Itself
Taliban's Justice Ministry says criticism of Sharia-compliant laws is objection to Sharia, raising concerns over restrictions on legal critique and…
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Trump Eases Stance After ‘Horrific’ Minnesota Shootings Involving Federal Immigration Agents
President Trump calls Minnesota immigration agent shootings 'horrific' and signals plans to reduce enforcement intensity amid protests.