Important News
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Four Suspects Arrested for Kidnapping in Zormat, Paktia
Taliban-led police in Paktia arrest four suspects involved in kidnapping a money changer and stealing cash worth millions in multiple…
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Protests Erupt in Detroit Against U.S. Immigration Enforcement Following Immigrant Woman’s Death
Detroit residents protest ICE over immigrant woman's death, condemning agency violence and calling for accountability amid rising tensions in immigration…
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Silk Road Road and Bridge in Nimroz Inaugurated
Nimroz province inaugurates the Silk Road road and bridge, enhancing transport and trade with 15 million Afghani funding from an…
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IRC Employee Killed in Traffic Accident in Herat, Two Others Seriously Injured
An IRC employee died and two others were seriously injured in a traffic accident in Herat, Afghanistan. The organization offers…
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Woman Killed in Minneapolis by U.S. Immigration Officer Shooting
A woman was fatally shot by a U.S. ICE officer in Minneapolis, prompting protests and calls for the removal of…
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Turkey Withdraws from Mediating Taliban-Pakistan Talks Amid Deadlock
Turkey ends mediation efforts between the Taliban and Pakistan after talks fail to resolve key security disputes, deepening regional tensions.
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Earthquake-Damaged Qush-Asiab School in Herat Reopens as Safe Learning Environment
The earthquake-damaged Qush-Asiab school in Herat has reopened after reconstruction, providing a safe learning environment for 800 students.
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Clashes in Aleppo Leave at Least Five Civilians Dead Amid Rising Tensions
Clashes in Aleppo have killed at least five civilians and injured 31, amid rising tensions and evacuations in densely populated…
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Technical Training Program Launched for 250 Drug Addicts at Balkh Rehabilitation Center
Balkh rehabilitation center launches technical training for 250 drug addicts to aid recovery and social reintegration with tailoring, shoemaking, and…
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Shortage of Health Facilities in Helmand: 70% of Centers Operate Without Proper Buildings
70% of Helmand's health centers operate without proper buildings, limiting access to quality care, especially in remote districts, under the…