Important News
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Former Afghan Ambassador Warns That Eliminating Academic Staff Will Lead to Long-Term Dependency
Former Afghan ambassador warns that eliminating academic staff risks making Afghanistan reliant on foreign experts, undermining the country’s real educational…
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Taliban Officials Hold Awareness Meeting to Combat Drug Cultivation in Badakhshan
Taliban officials hold a meeting in Badakhshan to fight drug cultivation amid calls for economic alternatives and transparency in eradication…
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Nearly Two Million Afghans Remain in Pakistan Despite Large-Scale Returns
Nearly two million Afghans remain in Pakistan despite over one million returning home in 2025, with tensions disrupting aid and…
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Winter Storm Causes Over 1,500 Flight Cancellations and Thousands of Delays Across the U.S.
Severe winter storm 'Dawne' causes 1,500+ flight cancellations and thousands of delays in the U.S., impacting millions with weather warnings.
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Explosion in Homs Mosque Kills at Least Eight Amid Friday Prayers
An explosion during Friday prayers at Imam Ali Mosque in Homs kills at least eight; various groups claim responsibility amid…
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Russian Court Sentences Afghan Man to Three Years in Prison for Stabbing Local Resident
Russian court sentences a 23-year-old Afghan man to three years and orders 700,000 rubles compensation for stabbing a local resident…
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Trump Says Ending Ukraine War Is Difficult but Achievable Through Dialogue
Trump says ending the Ukraine war is difficult but possible through dialogue, expressing hope ahead of meeting Ukraine's Zelensky.
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Irregular Power Outages Disrupt Daily Life in Kabul Amid Winter
Frequent, irregular power outages in Kabul disrupt daily life and business amid winter, with no clear solution provided by the…
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New Settlement Being Built in Kandahar for Returning Families
A new settlement in Kandahar is being developed to house returning families, with planned facilities, but residents urge better access…
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Turkey Detains Over 42,000 Afghan Migrants in 2025, Leading Among Foreign Arrests
Turkey detained over 42,000 Afghan migrants in 2025, the highest among foreign arrests amid rising forced returns to Afghanistan.