Important News
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Afghan Girls Say Online Learning Cannot Replace School and University Education
Afghan girls say online learning is a stopgap but cannot replace in-person education amid Taliban restrictions and technical challenges.
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Women in Laghman Gain Skills and Income Through German-Supported Climate-Resilient Infrastructure Projects
Women in Afghanistan's Laghman province gain skills and income through German-backed climate-resilient infrastructure projects supported by IOM and KfW.
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Cash Aid Distributed to 160 Needy Families in Samangan
Cash assistance provided to 160 needy families in Samangan, addressing poverty and urging sustainable solutions to combat begging.
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Calls for Specialized Universities in Science and Artificial Intelligence in Afghanistan
Afghanistan urged to establish specialized universities in science and AI, focusing on education quality amidst ongoing challenges in girls' higher…
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New Head of Red Cross Meets War-Affected Residents in Kunar Province
The new head of the Red Cross in Afghanistan meets Kunar residents to discuss war impacts, prioritizing humanitarian aid based…
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Pakistan Condemns Yemen’s Retaliatory Attack on Saudi Arabia
Pakistan’s Prime Minister condemns Yemen’s retaliatory attack on Saudi Arabia, emphasizing solidarity with Riyadh and calls for regional peace and…
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US President Trump’s 20% Toll Proposal on Hormuz Strait Sparks International Criticism
US President Trump's proposal to charge a 20% toll on ships in the Strait of Hormuz faces international criticism for…
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Lavrov Calls Renewed US Attacks a Violation of Agreement with Iran
Russia's Lavrov says renewed US attacks on Iran break the prior agreement, threatening regional civilian infrastructure and peace efforts.
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Oil Prices Surge Past $86 Amid Fears of Strait of Hormuz Disruption
Oil prices climbed above $86 amid fears of Strait of Hormuz disruptions, impacting global energy supply and financial markets.
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Taliban Interior Ministry Officials Visit Paktia, Engage with Local Media
Taliban Interior Ministry officials visit Paktia, stress responsible journalism, media cooperation, and support amid ongoing media restrictions in Afghanistan.