Important News
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Taliban Removes ‘National’ from Names of Several Afghan Government Offices
Taliban removes 'National' from names of Afghan institutions, replacing it with 'General' and planning to rename National TV to Voice…
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Kandahar Signs New Export Agreements with Three Chinese Provinces
Kandahar signs new export agreements with three Chinese provinces to boost dried fruit, medicinal plants, and mineral exports and foster…
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Hanzala Hacker Group Warns 400 Senior US Navy Officers, Leaks Confidential Data
Hanzala hackers leaked data of 400 senior US Navy officers and warned them, claiming they can monitor the US naval…
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Fire Erupts on Ship Near Port Saqr, UAE, UK Maritime Agency Reports
A ship caught fire near Port Saqr, UAE, prompting UKMTO to warn nearby vessels. Cause and environmental impact remain unknown…
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Widespread Protests Over Taliban Court Ruling Seizing 12,000 Acres of Land in Khost
Khost residents protest Taliban court ruling seizing 12,500 acres, citing lack of due process and raising social and economic concerns.
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Widespread Protests Erupt Over Taliban Court’s Seizure of 12,500 Acres in Khost
Khost residents protest Taliban court order declaring 12,500 acres state land, citing lack of proper ownership review and defense opportunities.
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Taliban Uses Children in Opium Eradication Efforts in Badakhshan, Sparking Outcry
A video shows Taliban using children to destroy poppy fields in Badakhshan, raising concerns about child rights and education in…
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Taliban Uses Schoolchildren to Eradicate Opium Poppies in Badakhshan
A video reveals Taliban using children to uproot opium poppies in Badakhshan, raising major concerns over child rights and education.
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Taliban Uses Children in Opium Eradication in Badakhshan, Sparking Outcry
A video shows Taliban using children to uproot poppy plants in Badakhshan, drawing criticism over child rights and education concerns.
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Afghan Government Employees Still Await March Salaries Amid Budget Approval Delays
Afghan government employees have not received March salaries due to delayed budget approval; concerns rise over transparency and economic hardships.