Important News
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Taliban Orders Mandatory Nighttime Lighting in Baghlan Homes to Curb Crime
The Taliban in Baghlan mandate nighttime lighting and security cameras to reduce crime amid rising theft and insecurity reports.
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16.4 Million People in Afghanistan Receive Humanitarian Aid in 2025, UN OCHA Reports
UN OCHA reports 16.4 million people in Afghanistan received humanitarian aid in 2025, but funding gaps and challenges persist under…
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Taliban Leader Orders Reactivation of Afghanistan-Saudi Arabia Joint Economic Commission
The Taliban has ordered the reactivation of the Afghanistan-Saudi Arabia Joint Economic Commission to enhance bilateral economic ties.
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CSTO Warns of Terrorist Threats from Extremist Groups in Afghanistan
CSTO warns of serious threats from extremist groups in Afghanistan, impacting Central Asia’s stability and security amid growing regional tensions.
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UNICEF Launches Food Aid Program for Earthquake-Affected Families in Eastern Afghanistan
UNICEF, FAO, and France fund a €2 million program to provide food aid and fight malnutrition for earthquake-affected families in…
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Kremlin Says Putin Will Only Meet Zelensky in Moscow, Open to Dialogue with Europe
Kremlin insists Putin will only meet Zelensky in Moscow and welcomes dialogue with Europe while addressing oil shipments to Cuba…
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UK Special Representative Emphasizes Role of Independent Afghan Media
UK's special envoy highlights the essential role of independent Afghan media amidst growing restrictions under Taliban rule.
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India Affirms Commitment to Strengthening Ties with Russia
India affirms continued expansion of multifaceted relations with Russia, balancing historic ties and energy security amid Western engagement.
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Two US Navy Ships Collide in the Caribbean Sea, Two Slightly Injured
Two US Navy ships collided in the Caribbean during a refueling operation, causing minor injuries to two crew members. Details…
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Taliban Authority Announces New Regulations for Distribution and Licensing of Jammer Devices
Taliban's Ministry of Interior issues new rules for licensing jammer devices, requiring official permits for installation and use in Afghanistan.