Important News
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209 Afghan Prisoners Released from Sindh Jail in Pakistan, Returned to Afghanistan
209 Afghan prisoners, including women and children, were released from Sindh prison in Pakistan and repatriated. Another 105 will return…
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Taliban Interior Minister Emphasizes Afghanistan’s Security as Crucial for Regional Stability
Taliban Interior Minister stresses Afghanistan's security is vital for regional and global stability amid ongoing efforts to improve national security.
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China Warns US Support for Taiwan Separatists Could Lead to Conflict
China warns that US support for Taiwan separatists risks serious conflict and urges global cooperation while supporting active European roles…
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Road Construction Continues in Migrant Housing Settlement in Urozgan
Road construction continues in a new migrant housing settlement for 1,000 families in Urozgan's capital Tarinkot, led by the Taliban's…
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Protest Continues in Pakistan Parliament Demanding Immediate Hospital Transfer for Imran Khan
Protesters in Pakistan's parliament demand urgent hospital transfer for imprisoned leader Imran Khan amid rising political tensions in Islamabad.
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5,650 US Dollars Seized at Hairatan Border; One Suspect Arrested
Taliban authorities seized $5,650 in illegal US dollar smuggling at Hairatan border in northern Afghanistan and arrested one suspect.
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Over Two Million People Receive Health Services in Afghanistan in 2025, Red Cross Federation Reports
In 2025, over two million people in Afghanistan accessed health services through Red Cross centers amid ongoing humanitarian challenges.
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US Secretary of State Rubio Questions UN’s Role in Global Crises
US Secretary of State Rubio criticizes the UN’s effectiveness in global crises and discusses migration, US-Europe ties, and support for…
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Taliban Ministry Sets Working Hours for Government Offices During Ramadan
The Taliban's Labor Ministry sets government office hours from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. during Ramadan, allowing flexibility for other…
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48 Tons of Substandard Cement Returned from Hairatan Port to Uzbekistan
Two shipments totaling 48 tons of substandard cement were returned from Hairatan port to Uzbekistan for failing quality standards, says…