Important News
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Taliban’s Amir Khan Muttaqi Holds Phone Talk with Saudi Foreign Minister on Bilateral Relations and Afghan Migrants
Taliban's Amir Khan Muttaqi discusses bilateral ties and Afghan migrant issues with Saudi Foreign Minister, emphasizing regional stability and diplomatic…
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Wheat Prices in Afghanistan Rise 21% Amid Economic Strain, WFP Reports
WFP reports a 21% rise in wheat prices in Afghanistan amid job shortages and economic hardship, worsening food security for…
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Over 34,000 Afghan Migrants Expelled from Punjab, Pakistan
Punjab police in Pakistan have expelled over 34,000 Afghan migrants, continuing deportations amid rising tensions and concerns over returnees' welfare.
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Russia Summons German Ambassador Over Alleged Ties with Terror-Listed Organization
Russia summons German ambassador over alleged ties between German politicians and a terrorist-listed organization amid ongoing tensions between Moscow and…
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Javier Milei’s Popularity Plummets Amid Argentina’s Economic Crisis
A new survey shows rising dissatisfaction with Argentina's President Javier Milei as economic hardships persist and living costs force families…
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Hezbollah Rejects Direct Talks with Israel, Vows to Retain Weapons of Resistance
Hezbollah's leader rejects direct talks with Israel, vows to keep weapons, and calls for national unity amid regional tensions and…
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Plan Approved for Construction of 1,228 Housing Units in Wardak Province
A new plan to build 1,228 housing units in Wardak's Migrants Town aims to create a modern township with essential…
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Taliban Clarifies Arms Transfer to Brother of General Dostum in Kabul
Taliban confirms last year's authorized arms transfer to General Dostum's brother in Kabul, raising questions on weapons distribution transparency.
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Border Clashes Continue in Spin Boldak as Pakistani Forces Exchange Fire with Taliban
Ongoing border clashes in Spin Boldak district between Pakistani forces and Taliban, with concerns over security and violence escalation.
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Half of Afghanistan’s Population Projected to Live in Urban Areas by 2060, UN Reports
UN-Habitat projects that by 2060, half of Afghanistan's population will live in cities, driven by urban growth, conflict, and poverty.