Important News
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Taliban Restore Tombstone of Renowned Afghan Poet Khalilullah Khalili
Taliban restore poet Khalilullah Khalili's tombstone at Kabul University after public outcry over reports of its removal sparks widespread condemnation.
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UN Report: Afghan Women Face Unprecedented Restrictions Under Taliban Rule
UN report says Afghan women face record-level rights restrictions under Taliban, with 80% of young women denied education, work, and…
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Polio Vaccination Campaign Launched in Paktika Province
A new polio vaccination campaign has been launched in Paktika, Afghanistan, amid confirmed cases in Badghis and Helmand, raising public…
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Taliban-Pakistan Talks Enter Second Day in Istanbul
Taliban and Pakistan continue talks in Istanbul to reduce tensions after border clashes, exchanging proposals under international mediation.
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Emerald Mining Begins at 30 New Sites in Afghanistan’s Panjshir Province
Emerald mining begins at 30 new sites in Taliban-controlled Panjshir, raising concerns over transparency and fair distribution of mining benefits.
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Trump Vows to Quickly Resolve Taliban-Pakistan Conflict
President Trump claims he can quickly resolve the conflict between the Taliban and Pakistan, highlighting U.S. involvement in regional peace…
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Senior Iranian Diplomat Visits Kabul for Talks on Water Disputes and Border Issues
Iranian deputy foreign minister visits Kabul for sensitive talks with Taliban on water rights, border cooperation, and judicial issues.
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Trump’s Arrival in Malaysia Met with Protests Over Gaza Support
Donald Trump’s visit to Malaysia sparks protests over U.S. support for Israel as he attends ASEAN summit and promotes Asia…
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Over 30,000 Afghan Migrants Detained in Turkey Since Start of 2025
Turkey has detained over 30,000 undocumented Afghan migrants in 2025 amid growing concerns over deportations and migrant rights.
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Clashes Erupt Between Taliban and Tajik Border Guards in Badakhshan
Clashes between Taliban forces and Tajik border guards in Badakhshan occurred over a water dispute along the Amu River, with…