Important News
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Afghan Journalists Face Grave Danger if Deported, Media Watchdog Warns
Media group warns Pakistan against deporting Afghan journalists, citing serious threats to their lives under Taliban rule.
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UN Urges Immediate Action to Save Historic Minaret of Jam
UN calls for urgent international support to help UNESCO save the 12th-century Minaret of Jam in Afghanistan’s Ghor province from…
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Onion Harvest Increases in Kandahar Despite Agricultural Challenges
Kandahar's onion harvest rises to 68,000 tonnes despite reduced farmland, amid ongoing concerns over Taliban-era agricultural support and exports.
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Nimroz Governor Urges UNAMA to Report Ground Realities Accurately
Taliban-appointed Nimroz governor urges UNAMA to accurately report local realities and boost aid and anti-drug efforts amid limited international ties.
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UN Suspends Humanitarian Operations at Islam Qala Border Over Taliban Gender Restrictions
UN halts aid at Islam Qala border after Taliban bans female staff, risking support for returning women and children from…
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Germany Offers Cash Incentives to Afghan Asylum Seekers in Pakistan to Return Home
Germany offers Afghan refugees in Pakistan cash to return home, sparking criticism amid Taliban-led insecurity in Afghanistan.
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Taliban Ban Women Without Burqas From Entering Government Offices
Taliban prohibits women without burqas from entering state offices, tightening restrictions on women's rights across several Afghan provinces.
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Taliban Deny Repeated Contact Attempts by Pakistani Foreign Minister
The Taliban deny claims that Pakistan's FM Ishaq Dar made six failed calls to Amir Khan Muttaqi, citing lack of…
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Iran Moves to Remove Religious Marriages with Foreigners from Immigration Law
Iran plans to end recognition of religious marriages with foreigners, citing abuse and exploitation in border areas, particularly involving Afghan…
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Afghanistan Sees Significant Drop in Wheat Production Amid Drought and Crop Pests
Wheat production in Afghanistan drops 24% in rainfed areas and 4% in irrigated fields, amid drought, plant pests, and lack…