Important News
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Authorities Prevent Human Trafficking of 390 People in Nimroz Province
Nimroz police prevented the trafficking of 390 people and arrested three organizers, confiscating 22 vehicles used for illegal transfers.
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UNICEF Announces Construction and Renovation of Over 200 Schools Across Afghanistan in 2025
UNICEF reports building or renovating over 200 schools across Afghanistan in 2025, aiming to expand safe educational access amid ongoing…
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US Navy Seizes Iranian-Linked Oil Tanker in Southern Indian Ocean
The US Navy seized the oil tanker MT Tiffany in the southern Indian Ocean for sanctions violations linked to Iran…
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Dangerous Migration Routes Persist Amid Political and Social Unrest in Afghanistan
Nearly 8,000 migrants died worldwide in 2025, with Afghan and Rohingya nationals most affected due to dangerous migration routes amid…
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Support for Trump Hits Lowest Level Amid Rising Doubts Over Crisis Management
A Reuters poll shows US President Trump's support at its lowest, with growing doubts about his crisis management amid tensions…
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Taliban Signs $10.2 Million Salt Mining Contract in Herat
Taliban signs a $10.2 million, 15-year salt mining contract in Herat's Ghurian district, promising jobs and social and environmental commitments.
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Nearly 700 Families in Panjshir Gain Access to Clean Drinking Water
Three new water networks in Panjshir provide safe drinking water to nearly 700 families, improving access in this mountainous Afghan…
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Taliban’s Noorullah Nuri Emphasizes Continued Foreign Relations Within ‘Islamic Principles’
Taliban's Noorullah Nuri emphasizes Afghanistan's continued foreign relations within Islamic principles, highlighting trade ties and non-interference policies.
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Taliban Authorities Claim 90% of Herat’s Vegetables Supplied by Local Greenhouses
Taliban officials claim 90% of Herat's vegetables come from local greenhouses, but rising prices raise questions about market stability.
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Widespread Poverty Threatens Afghanistan’s Economic Future, UNICEF Warns
UNICEF warns widespread poverty and restrictions on women threaten Afghanistan's economic future despite GDP growth and lower inflation.