Important News
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High Treatment Costs in Afghanistan Push Patients Toward Traditional Medicine
High treatment costs in Afghanistan are pushing many families toward traditional and religious remedies, a new report says.
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China’s Special Envoy Visits Turkey, Pakistan and Afghanistan
China’s special envoy for Afghanistan visits Turkey, Pakistan and Afghanistan to discuss improving ties between Kabul and Islamabad.
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Sayyaf: Taliban Restrictions Have Forced Many Afghans to Leave the Country
Sayyaf says Taliban restrictions have forced many Afghan families to leave the country and criticises the group's policies.
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Iranian army chief offers reward for killing or detaining U.S. troops
Iran’s army chief says cash rewards will be paid for killing or detaining U.S. troops, with women offered double.
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Ansarallah missile strikes halt operations at Al-Mokha port
Ansarallah strikes have suspended operations at Yemen's Al-Mokha port, causing deaths, damage and disruption to trade and shipping.
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Five Polio Cases Reported in Afghanistan’s Nangarhar
Taliban health officials say five polio cases have been recorded in Nangarhar since the start of the year, urging regular…
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Thousands of Workers Trapped in Badakhshan Clashes
Nearly 5,000 workers are trapped in Badakhshan mines amid clashes between Taliban forces and a dissident commander, sources say.
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Taliban Says 9.3kg of Tourmaline Sold at Auction in Kapisa
Taliban says 9.3kg of tourmaline from Kapisa was sold at auction for 1.715 million Afghanis.
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Former Afghan security official close to Abdul Raziq Achakzai killed in Quetta
Former Kandahar security official Haji Woror Achakzai was shot dead in Quetta, according to sources in Kandahar.
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Pakistan again accuses Taliban administration of breaking commitments and exporting terrorism
Pakistan accuses the Taliban administration of breaking promises, restricting women and exporting terrorism to the region.