Important News
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Construction Begins on $63,000 Suspension Bridge Over Hari River in Ghor Province
Construction begins on a $63,000 suspension bridge in Ghor province to improve local access and boost tourism near the UNESCO-listed…
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Taliban Begins Implementing Decree No. 17 in Mazar-i-Sharif to Curb ‘Unwanted Customs’
The Taliban in Mazar-i-Sharif begin enforcing Decree No. 17 to curb unwanted customs in weddings, funerals, and pilgrimages to promote…
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Taliban Begins Implementing Order No. 17 in Mazar-i-Sharif to Regulate Social Customs
The Taliban begins enforcing Order No. 17 in Mazar-i-Sharif to curb excessive spending and undesirable practices in social ceremonies.
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UN OCHA Warns Returning Women in Afghanistan Face Severe Vulnerabilities
UN OCHA highlights severe vulnerabilities of women returning to Afghanistan amid Taliban restrictions and calls for urgent humanitarian aid.
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Widespread Wildfire in Japan Forces Evacuation of 2,500 Residents
A major wildfire in Otsuchi, Japan, has destroyed over 200 hectares and forced evacuation of 2,500 residents amid dry, windy…
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Taliban Environmental Department Holds Talks with Japan on Bilateral Cooperation
Taliban's Environmental Protection Department discusses expanding cooperation with Japan to address Afghanistan's environmental challenges and seek technical support.
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Taliban Representative Meets Italian Ambassador in Doha to Discuss Bilateral Relations and Afghanistan’s Current Situation
Taliban's Doha representative meets Italy's ambassador to discuss bilateral relations, humanitarian aid, and consular services amid ongoing diplomatic challenges.
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Avalanche and Flood Destroy 30 Homes in Badghis Province
Heavy snowfall and flooding in Badghis province destroyed 30 homes and damaged farmland, impacting local agriculture and livelihoods.
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Thousands of Smuggled Medicines Seized in Spin Boldak District
Taliban forces seized thousands of smuggled medicines in Spin Boldak, Kandahar, raising health experts' concerns over unregulated drugs crossing the…
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WFP Warns of Acute Malnutrition Threatening 4.7 Million in Afghanistan by 2026
The UN's World Food Programme warns acute malnutrition will affect 4.7 million Afghans, threatening children’s futures amid worsening economic conditions.