Important News
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UN Delegation Meets Taliban Governor in Baghlan to Discuss Reconstruction and Economic Cooperation
UNAMA pledges ongoing support for development in Baghlan as Taliban governor urges global aid and cooperation amid limited NGO presence.
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Pashtun Leader Manzoor Pashteen Condemns Pakistan Airstrikes on Khost
Pashtun leader Manzoor Pashteen denounces Pakistan's airstrikes on Afghan provinces, calling them 'state terrorism' targeting civilians and Pashtuns.
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Pakistan’s Defence Minister Says Hopes for the Taliban ‘Are Over’
Pakistan’s defence minister says Taliban rule is unsustainable and warns of inevitable collapse if current policies continue.
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UN Official Warns of Rising Violence Against Women in Afghanistan
UN warns of 40% rise in violence against Afghan women under Taliban rule, urging protection and ending child and forced…
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Afghan Media Watchdog Urges Pakistan to Halt Deportation of Afghan Journalists
Afghan media group Nai urges Pakistan to stop deporting Afghan journalists, citing deadly threats posed by Taliban rule in Afghanistan.
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Explosion Rocks Courthouse in Southern Turkey, One Injured
An explosion hit a courthouse in Turkey’s Şanlıurfa province near the Syrian border, injuring one and raising security concerns.
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Afghan Women Face Ongoing Discrimination and Violence at Home and in Exile
Afghan women continue to face systemic violence and discrimination both in Afghanistan and in exile, despite global pressure on the…
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Afghanistan Faces Severe Power Shortages Amid Drought and Soaring Demand
Afghanistan’s Breshna attributes power shortages to drought, high demand, and aging infrastructure amid growing public frustration.
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UNDP Officials Meet Taliban-Run Environment Agency Amid Climate Concerns
UNDP officials met Taliban environment chief to address climate crisis in Afghanistan and called for global attention to its environmental…
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Pakistani Forces Raid Afghan Migrant Homes in Islamabad, Detain Over 150 Families
Pakistani forces have raided Afghan migrant homes in Islamabad, detaining over 150 families despite their legal documents, sparking rights concerns.