Important News
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Taliban Official Claims Male Doctors Are ‘Mahram’ for Female Patients Amid Restrictions on Women’s Medical Education
Taliban minister states male doctors are 'mahram' for female patients amid restrictions on women's medical education in Afghanistan.
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Taliban Army Chief Urges Fighters to Identify as ‘Muslim and Afghan’ Instead of Ethnic Groups
Taliban army chief asks fighters to identify as 'Muslim and Afghan,' avoiding ethnic labels like Tajik, Pashtun, or Uzbek amid…
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Afghanistan Signs Contracts to Build 8 New Telecommunications Sites in Provinces
Afghanistan's ATRA signs contracts with Afghan Wireless and Afghan Telecom to build 8 telecom sites, expanding services in remote provinces.
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Nearly 500 Health Specialists Graduate as Taliban Officials Urge Separation of Medicine from Commerce
Nearly 500 health specialists graduate under Taliban's Ministry of Public Health, stressing ethical medical practice and separating medicine from commerce.
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Five Killed in Collision Between Freight Truck and Passenger Bus in Ghazni
A crash between a freight truck and passenger bus on the Kabul-Kandahar highway in Ghazni kills five and injures a…
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Afghan Officials Deny Claims of Demands for Low-Quality Drugs from Some Afghan Traders
Afghan health officials address claims that some Afghan traders requested low-quality drugs from Bangladeshi manufacturers, emphasizing zero tolerance for compromised…
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Widespread Israeli Fighter Jet Flights Over Southern Syria Reported
Israeli fighter jets conducted widespread flights over southern Syria's Daraa and Quneitra amid regional tensions and recent military activity.
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Iran’s Leader’s Statement on US Threats Widely Covered in Arab Media
Iran’s leader responds to US threats, with Arab media highlighting Iran’s military strength, failed US pressure, and warnings against military…
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Joint Campaign Launched to Strengthen Urban Order in Khost
Taliban officials in Khost launch a joint campaign to improve urban order and public awareness amid ongoing city challenges.
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Over 7,500 Carats of Panjshir Emeralds Sold to Domestic Traders
Panjshir's mines sold over 7,500 carats of emeralds to domestic traders, earning more than 6.7 million Afghanis in revenue.