Important News
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UK Voices Support for Afghan Children’s Rights on World Children’s Day
UK pledges support for Afghan children's rights on World Children's Day, amid concerns over Taliban restrictions on education and safety.
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Iran’s Health Minister Urges Legal Opium Cultivation for Medical Use
Iran's health minister calls for legal opium farming amid a shortage of painkiller ingredients due to Afghan export restrictions.
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EU-Tajikistan Meeting Focuses on Afghanistan’s Ongoing Crisis
EU and Tajikistan discuss Afghanistan crisis at Brussels summit, highlighting human rights, security, and diplomatic challenges under Taliban rule.
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Power Outage Disrupts Paris Metro and Suburban Train Services
Power outage in Paris halts metro and suburban trains; authorities investigate cause amid growing concerns over energy infrastructure.
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IAEA Board Passes Resolution Urging Iran to Clarify Nuclear Activities
The IAEA board approves a Western-backed resolution urging Iran to clarify uranium enrichment and nuclear site conditions amid rising diplomatic…
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Germany Relocates 52 Afghan Refugees from Pakistan
Germany relocates 52 approved Afghan refugees from Pakistan amid ongoing delays affecting nearly 1,900 others still awaiting transfer.
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Uzbek Language Restored on Jawzjan University Sign After Backlash
Taliban reinstates Uzbek on Jawzjan University sign following public backlash over earlier removal, amid ongoing concerns over linguistic discrimination.
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Taliban Envoy Meets Indonesian Muhammadiyah Leaders to Discuss Cooperation
Taliban envoy meets Indonesian Muhammadiyah leaders to discuss education and health cooperation amid criticism over human rights violations.
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Taliban Envoy Attends Climate Conference in Oman Amid Legitimacy Push
Taliban’s envoy to Oman joins climate summit in Muscat as part of continued efforts to seek global recognition despite lack…
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Small Industries Expo Held in Kandahar with Participation from 50 Entrepreneurs
A small industries expo in Kandahar drew 50 entrepreneurs, including 15 women-led businesses, despite economic restrictions under Taliban rule.