Important News
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Turkey Detains 39 Afghan Refugees, Including 17 Children, in Çanakkale Operation
Turkey detains 39 Afghan refugees, including 17 children, during an anti-human trafficking operation in Çanakkale amid rising illegal crossings.
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UNRWA Declares Gaza the Deadliest Place in the World for Journalists
UNRWA calls Gaza the deadliest place globally for journalists, urging an end to restrictions on international reporters amid the ongoing…
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250 Drug Addicts Released in Balkh After Rehabilitation and Training
Balkh police release 250 drug addicts after rehab and vocational training, aiming to reduce social harms and support reintegration under…
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New Protests Erupt in Minneapolis Following Federal Agents’ Use of Tear Gas
Protests ignite in Minneapolis after federal agents kill a man, using tear gas to disperse crowds, raising concerns over use…
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Uzbekistan: Regional Security Depends on Stability in Afghanistan
Uzbekistan warns that Afghanistan's stability is crucial for Central Asian security and supports international peace efforts including US-backed initiatives.
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Iran Declares Full State of Readiness Amid Reports of US Naval Movement
Iran announces full state of readiness after reports of a large US naval fleet moving towards its waters amid rising…
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Gaza Residents Skeptical of Trump’s Peace Plan
Gaza residents express strong skepticism toward Donald Trump's peace plan amid ongoing violence and destruction in the region.
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Kabul Residents Complain About Difficulties in Obtaining Work Permits
Kabul residents complain about the complex, lengthy work permit process, scattered offices, and lack of coordination, causing delays and increased…
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Meteorological Department Warns of Heavy Snow and Rain in 21 Provinces of Afghanistan
Afghanistan's Meteorological Department warns of heavy snow, rain, and strong winds in 21 provinces, urging caution amid ongoing disruptions on…
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Red Cross Provides Clean Water to 1,400 Families in Herat via Solar-Powered System
The Red Cross provides clean water to 1,400 families in Herat through a solar-powered system amid Afghanistan's worsening water crisis.