Important News
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More Than 105,000 People With Disabilities Receive Rehabilitation Services in Afghanistan
More than 105,000 people with disabilities in Afghanistan received rehabilitation services from Red Cross-supported centres in early 2026.
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Taliban Minister Says Group Not Yet Self-Sufficient to Defend Afghanistan
Taliban minister says the group is not yet self-sufficient to defend Afghanistan amid rising tensions with Pakistan.
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UN says unexploded ordnance remains a serious threat in Kunduz
The UN says unexploded ordnance remains a serious threat in Kunduz, with clearing and awareness efforts continuing.
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Taliban Says 121-Km Wakhan Road in Badakhshan Put Into Service
Taliban says it has opened the 121-km Wakhan road in Badakhshan, calling it Afghanistan's first overland transit route to China.
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Taliban Foreign Minister Travels to Moscow for Afghanistan Talks
Taliban foreign minister Amir Khan Muttaqi travels to Moscow for Afghanistan talks on security, cooperation and drug trafficking.
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Turkey extradites alleged Afghan drug smuggler to India
Turkey has deported an alleged drug smuggler accused of trafficking heroin and methamphetamine from Afghanistan to India.
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Admiral Paparo visits India to expand defence cooperation
Admiral Paparo visits India to discuss defence cooperation, maritime security and joint patrols in the Indian Ocean.
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Mufti Abdul Rahim Calls Pakistan Airstrikes on Afghanistan a ‘Legitimate Right’
Mufti Abdul Rahim backs Pakistan's airstrikes on Afghanistan and warns that rising tensions could deepen divisions and spark civil war.
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Medvedev Says U.S. Strike on Iran Backfired on Washington
Medvedev says a U.S. attack on Iran hurt Washington, while Russia blames the West for Middle East tensions and Europe’s…
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Former Afghan diplomat criticises Taliban leader’s silence over Pakistani strikes
A former Afghan diplomat criticises Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada’s silence over Pakistani attacks and says it deepens insecurity.