Important News
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Battery Factory in Kabul Produces 6,000 Units Daily with Fully Afghan Workforce
A Kabul battery factory now produces 6,000 units daily, fully operated by trained Afghan workers, boosting local industry and jobs.
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Iraq’s Prime Minister-Designate Al-Zaydi Begins Political Consultations in Kurdistan Region
Iraq’s prime minister-designate Ali Al-Zaydi begins political talks in Kurdistan to secure support for forming the new government amid Baghdad-Erbil…
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Breshna CEO Meets with Turkish Company 77 on National Electricity Projects
Breshna CEO meets with Turkish Company 77 to review progress and strengthen cooperation on national electricity projects, including a 40…
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Herat Police Arrest Suspect in Murder of Metalworkers Union Leader
Herat police have arrested a suspect for the murder of the Metalworkers Union leader, raising security concerns among residents and…
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Afghanistan Currently Supplies 15.7% of Its Oil Needs from Domestic Production
Afghanistan currently meets 15.7% of its oil needs through domestic production, aiming to increase local supply to nearly 30% amid…
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Four Women Drown in Helmand River; Two Rescued
Four women drowned in Helmand River on May 1; two rescued. Rising river levels and lack of safety measures highlight…
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New Building for Shaheed Haider Boys’ School Opens in Jaghoori District
A new building for Shaheed Haider Boys' School in Jaghoori, Ghazni, has opened, providing better facilities for 400 students amid…
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Controversial Afghanistan War Report to Be Displayed in Australian Museum Exhibition
Australian War Memorial to exhibit the Brereton Report on alleged war crimes by Australian forces in Afghanistan, revealing a fuller…
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Afghan Red Crescent Discusses Expansion of Humanitarian Aid with UK Special Envoy
Afghan Red Crescent and UK Special Envoy discuss expanding humanitarian aid for displaced families and returning migrants amid ongoing challenges.
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Taliban Forces Bar Kabul Students Without Traditional Headgear from Entering Schools
Taliban forces in Kabul bar students without traditional lungi headgear from entering schools, raising concerns over educational access and policies.