Important News
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UNICEF Distributes Educational Supplies to 1.5 Million Children in Afghanistan
UNICEF, in coordination with the World Bank, begins distributing school supplies to 1.5 million Afghan children amid education restrictions under…
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Construction Begins on Major Freight Terminal in Kandahar
Construction begins on a major freight terminal in Kandahar amid concerns over transparency, oversight, and the Taliban’s economic priorities.
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EU Provides Additional €1 Million in Medical Aid to Afghanistan
The EU donates an extra €1 million in medical aid to Afghanistan, raising total contributions this year to €7 million,…
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UK Welcomes Ceasefire Agreement Between Taliban and Pakistan
UK backs Taliban-Pakistan ceasefire as key to regional stability, praises Qatar and Turkey's mediation. Experts warn of rising militant threats…
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Colombian President Accuses Trump of Pursuing ‘Slavery’ and Calls for Change
Colombian President Gustavo Petro criticizes Donald Trump, accuses him of authoritarianism and colonial ambitions over Venezuela’s oil.
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Pakistani Delegation Visits Afghanistan for Talks on Durand Line and Trade
A Pakistani delegation visits Afghanistan for talks on border issues and trade amid rising tensions along the Durand Line.
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Global Humanitarian Aid Faces Steep Decline for 2025
Global humanitarian funding plunges by 41% in 2025, with dire consequences for crisis-hit nations like Sudan and Afghanistan.
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UN-Backed Solar Initiative Powers Afghan Clinics and Homes Amid Ongoing Crises
UN solar project lights up Afghan clinics and homes, boosts women's businesses, and offers hope amid crises, with Japan's funding…
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Taliban Seizes 18 Acres of Land in Kabul’s Aria Residential Complex
The Taliban confiscates 18.2 acres of land in Kabul's Aria complex, citing a court ruling amid rising concerns over property…
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Pakistan Links Taliban Ceasefire to Curbing Cross-Border Attacks
Pakistan says Taliban ceasefire depends on halting cross-border attacks by militants operating from Afghan soil, citing rising security concerns.