Important News
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Zelensky: Territorial Concessions in Ukraine Must Be Decided by Referendum
Ukrainian President Zelensky insists any territorial concessions require a public referendum and highlights the need for US support in the…
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143 Deaths in 255 Traffic Accidents Reported in Parwan, Panjshir, and Kapisa Provinces
Since the start of the year, 255 traffic accidents in Parwan, Panjshir, and Kapisa have caused 143 deaths, with officials…
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FAO Distributes 100 Laser Land Levelers to Afghan Farmers to Improve Irrigation Efficiency
FAO, with World Bank support, has distributed 100 laser land levelers in Afghanistan, improving irrigation for over 23,000 farming families…
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UN Security Council Extends Golan Heights Observer Mission for Six Months
The UN Security Council extends the mandate of its observer mission in the Golan Heights for six more months amid…
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UN: Over 10,000 Displaced in Sudan Amid Ongoing Conflict in Darfur and Kordofan
UN reports over 10,000 people displaced in Sudan's Darfur and Kordofan amid ongoing conflict and mounting humanitarian crisis.
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Tech Employee Exodus from Occupied Territories Intensifies Amid Gaza Conflict
Tech employees increasingly leave occupied territories amid Gaza conflict, raising concerns about workforce stability and economic impact on the Israeli…
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Taliban’s Water and Energy Ministry Holds Talks with Turkish Investors on Three Major Water and Power Projects
Taliban's Water and Energy Ministry discusses investment opportunities in three major water and power projects with Turkish investors, promising support…
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Hebrew Media Reports on Israel’s Plan in Southern Yemen to Back Separatists
Israeli plans to back southern Yemen separatists reported, aiming at strategic ties and countering Houthi forces amid regional trade and…
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Former Afghan Vice President Alleges Taliban Intelligence Behind Assassination of General Sari
Former Afghan Vice President accuses Taliban intelligence agency of orchestrating General Sari's assassination, raising concerns over opponents' safety abroad.
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103 Tons of Substandard Profiles Returned from Farahi Port for Failing Domestic Standards
Afghanistan's Standards and Quality Department returns 103 tons of substandard C-channel profiles from Farahi Port to uphold domestic quality standards…