Important News
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Taliban Trade Minister Visits India to Bolster Economic Ties
Taliban's trade minister visits India to push economic cooperation, investment, and trade links despite criticism over their treatment of women.
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UN: Maimana’s Urban Area Tripled Over Past 25 Years Amid Planning Concerns
UN-Habitat reports Maimana's area has tripled over 25 years but warns poor planning could harm services, urging sustainable urban redesign.
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Worsening Hunger Crisis Looms in Afghanistan Ahead of Winter, UN Warns
UN warns of worsening hunger in Afghanistan as winter nears, with women and children most at risk. Urgent global action…
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Abdullah Abdullah Condemns Pakistan’s Airstrikes on Afghan Territory
Abdullah Abdullah condemns Pakistan's airstrikes in Khost, Kunar, and Paktika, calling for talks instead of military action amid regional tensions.
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Severe Flooding Hits Hat Yai, Thailand; Evacuations Underway
Severe floods inundate Hat Yai, Thailand, prompting evacuations as water reaches 3 meters and damages infrastructure.
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Jordan Accuses Israel of Over 500 Gaza Ceasefire Violations
Jordan says Israel has violated the Gaza ceasefire over 500 times, threatening regional stability and hindering humanitarian aid efforts.
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Trump Appoints Saudi Crown Prince as Mediator Between Iran and US
Trump appoints Saudi Crown Prince as mediator between Iran and the US to ease tensions and explore peace talks amid…
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Wedding Guests Killed as Vehicle Overturns in Faryab Province
Eight killed and 15 injured as wedding guests' vehicle overturns in Afghanistan's Faryab province. Poor road conditions raise fresh concerns.
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Taliban-Appointed Industry Minister Travels to Turkey for ECO Summit
Taliban-appointed Minister of Industry travels to Turkey for ECO summit and Halal Expo amid Afghanistan’s ongoing economic and legal challenges.
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Zalmay Khalilzad Condemns Pakistani Cross-Border Attacks on Afghanistan
Zalmay Khalilzad condemns deadly Pakistani strikes on Afghan soil, urges diplomatic resolution amid Taliban's silence and growing local backlash.