Important News
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Report: More Than 700 Cases of Violence Against Journalists Recorded in Five Years
Nai says more than 700 violence cases against Afghan journalists were recorded in five years under Taliban rule.
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AMSO says Taliban intensify pressure on Afghanistan’s media
AMSO says Taliban restrictions on Afghanistan's media have intensified, with intelligence monitoring, arrests and financial pressure on journalists.
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Taliban Say They Do Not Know Fate of Afghan-American Mahmood Shah Habibi in Kabul
The Taliban say they have no information on Afghan-American Mahmood Shah Habibi, who went missing in Kabul in 2022.
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Students in Mazar-e Sharif Threatened With Mandatory Attendance at Taliban Ceremony
Students and teachers in Mazar-e Sharif face pressure to attend a Taliban ceremony marking five years since the group's return.
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Taliban in Khost Distributes Cash Aid to 317 Needy Families
Taliban authorities in Khost say they distributed about 800,000 afghanis in cash aid to 317 needy and destitute families.
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Afghan Ambassador in Kuwait Discusses Trade Cooperation with Alsayer Group Official
Afghanistan’s ambassador to Kuwait meets an Alsayer Group official to discuss trade cooperation and potential investment ties.
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Iranian agriculture minister arrives in Kabul for farm exhibition
Iran's agriculture minister arrives in Kabul for Afghanistan's first international agriculture and livestock exhibition and talks with Taliban officials.
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Payam Noor University to Open International Branch at Dogharoun Border Crossing
Iran's Payam Noor University plans an international branch at Dogharoun border crossing to attract Afghan students.
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Amnesty International Calls Five Years of Taliban Rule a Severe Human Rights Crisis
Amnesty International says Taliban rule has triggered a severe human rights crisis in Afghanistan and calls for recognition of gender…
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367 Afghan Families Forced Back Across Four Border Crossings
Taliban authorities say 367 Afghan families returned through four border crossings as aid agencies warn of urgent needs.