Important News
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Taliban Ministry Reports 39% Increase in Rail Freight Transport in 2025
Taliban Ministry reports a 39% rise in rail freight in 2025, with 6.1 million metric tons transported, mainly via Hairatan…
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UN Chief Condemns Attack on Peacekeepers in Lebanon
UN Secretary-General condemns deadly attack on peacekeepers in southern Lebanon. France blames Hezbollah; UN stresses peacekeepers' security.
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Construction of $2.15 Million Passenger Terminal Reaches Halfway Point in Kandahar
Half of the $2.15M passenger terminal in Kandahar is complete, aiming to improve transport services across southern and western Afghanistan…
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Hundreds of Firearms Seized in Herat Over Six Months, Taliban Security Officials Say
Taliban authorities in Herat have seized hundreds of illegal firearms, including Kalashnikovs and handguns, during operations over six months.
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Taliban’s Information Minister Emphasizes Preservation of Herat’s Historical Sites
Taliban's Information Minister tours Herat's historical sites and the TAPI project, stressing efforts to preserve heritage and boost economic stability.
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Saudi Arabia Distributes 1,490 Food Packages in Kabul and Panjshir
Saudi Arabia’s King Salman Center distributed 1,490 food packages in Kabul and Panjshir to support needy families and returning migrants.
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Uncertainty Looms as Iran-US Ceasefire Nears End Amid Rising Tensions
Iran-US ceasefire ends soon amid uncertainty as US ramps up military presence. Iran seeks to maintain pressure via Strait of…
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WHO Trains 55 Health Workers in Balkh to Enhance Early Detection of Non-Communicable Diseases
WHO trains 55 health workers in Balkh to improve early detection and referral of non-communicable diseases, enhancing healthcare access in…
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Taliban Leaders Jointly Lay Foundation Stone for Major Mosque in Helmand
Taliban leaders Mullah Akhundzada and Sirajuddin Haqqani jointly lay foundation stone for a major mosque in Helmand amid internal power…
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Afghan Children Continue to Suffer from Unexploded Landmines
The Red Cross reports Afghan children remain victims of unexploded landmines, with hundreds injured or killed, urging increased clearance efforts.