Important News
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Taliban Authorities Register 166,000 Returnees for Employment Opportunities
Taliban registers over 166,000 Afghan returnees for job opportunities but provides limited details on employment type and duration amid rising…
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Child Survivor of Nangarhar Airstrike Seeks Family Amid Growing Concerns Over Civilian Casualties
A child survivor of a recent airstrike in Nangarhar searches for family as concerns over civilian casualties grow. Details still…
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Pakistan Closes Guwahati Refugee Camp in Swabi, Blocks Afghan Migrants’ Shops
Pakistan shuts down Guwahati Afghan refugee camp in Swabi, blocking shops and ending legal status for about 20,000 migrants amid…
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Afghanistan and Turkmenistan Discuss Enhancing Quality and Technical Cooperation
Afghanistan and Turkmenistan hold talks to boost quality standards, enhance technical cooperation, and strengthen bilateral trade relations.
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Daikundi Residents Volunteer to Rebuild Miramoor-Ghazni Road, Including Active Participation of Women
Daikundi residents, including women, volunteer to rebuild the vital Miramoor-Ghazni road amid ongoing travel and healthcare challenges.
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Food Packages Distributed to 600 Needy Families in Ghazni During Ramadan
Food packages containing essential supplies were distributed to 600 needy families in Ghazni during Ramadan, as economic hardships persist under…
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Kabul and Tashkent Aim to Boost Bilateral Trade to $5 Billion
Uzbekistan and Afghanistan plan to boost bilateral trade to $5 billion with new cooperation efforts and trade forums post-Ramadan.
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Former Afghan Representative Shot in Karaj, Iran
Former Afghan parliament member Karamuddin Reza Zadeh was shot and injured in Karaj, Iran; attackers aimed for his heart but…
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Taliban Removes Persian Language Signs from Government Institutions in Ghor, Sparking Controversy
The Taliban removes Persian language signs from government institutions in Ghor, sparking criticism over cultural and linguistic exclusion in Afghanistan.
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Pakistani Democratic Leader Says Islamabad Can Control Both Pakistani and Afghan Taliban If It Chooses
Mohsin Dawar says Pakistan can control both Pakistani and Afghan Taliban if it chooses, criticizing Islamabad’s policies and warning of…