Important News
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Kabul Seeks to Boost Basmati Rice Imports Directly from India Amid Tensions with Pakistan
Afghanistan aims to increase direct imports of Basmati rice from India amid political tensions with Pakistan and plans joint trade…
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Over One Million Tons of Goods Transported via Khaf-Herat Railway Line
Over one million tons of goods transported via Khaf-Herat railway, boosting trade between Iran and Afghanistan in 2024.
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BLA Claims Killing 13 Pakistani Security Forces in Coordinated Attacks on Camps
Baloch Liberation Army claims killing 13 Pakistani security forces and capturing weapons in coordinated attacks on camps in Balochistan’s Ziarat…
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Two Armed Men Killed in Clashes with Taliban Forces in Kandahar
Two armed men were killed in a clash with Taliban forces in Kandahar while attempting to rob a businessman transporting…
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Taliban Appoints New Head of State-Run Bakhtar News Agency
Taliban appoints Mawlawi Ehsanullah Hessan as new head of Afghanistan's state-run Bakhtar News Agency amid ongoing media restrictions.
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UNRWA Warns of Worsening Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza
UNRWA reports a worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, highlighting urgent needs for water, food, and medical aid amid infrastructure destruction.
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Taliban Forces Disrupt Ashura Ceremony in Kabul’s Qarabagh District
Taliban forces disrupted Ashura ceremonies in Kabul's Qarabagh district, barring Shia mourners and escalating religious restrictions amid growing tensions.
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Over 30 Square Kilometers Cleared of Mines in Afghanistan in Three Months
Afghanistan cleared over 30 sq km of mine-contaminated land in three months, destroying 1,899 explosives amid ongoing demining challenges.
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Over 20 Civil Society Organizations Urge German Foreign Minister to Cut All Ties with Taliban
More than 20 civil society groups urge Germany to cut all ties with the Taliban and uphold commitments to Afghan…
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Taliban Administration Announces Mandatory ISBN Registration for Books
The Taliban mandates ISBN registration for all books to regulate publishing, with officials emphasizing copyright and cultural growth amid oversight…