Important News
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Taliban Ministry Reports Over 94 Million Afghanis Remaining from Pilgrims’ Funds
Taliban's Ministry of Hajj reports over 94 million Afghanis remain from pilgrims' funds; reimbursements to be made amid calls for…
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Taliban Investment Committee Approves Tractor Assembly Project in Afghanistan
The Taliban's inter-ministerial investment committee has approved a tractor assembly project and other developments in Afghanistan's Jowzjan province.
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Taliban Reports Forced Return of 536 Afghan Migrant Families
Taliban reports the forced return of 536 Afghan migrant families, raising urgent needs for shelter and aid amid increasing returns…
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First Shipment of Herat Stone Exported to the United States
The first $100K shipment of black stone from Herat, Afghanistan, has been exported to the US, opening new market opportunities…
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Germany Deports Afghan Citizen Without Criminal Record for First Time Since Taliban Return
Germany has deported an Afghan citizen without a criminal record for the first time since 2021, sparking concern from human…
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Doctors Without Borders Warns of Health Access Crisis for Afghan Refugees in Pakistan
Doctors Without Borders warns Afghan refugees in Pakistan face health risks due to fear of arrest under forced return policies…
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WHO Reports Over 59,000 Cases of Hepatitis B and C in Afghanistan in 2025
WHO reports over 59,000 hepatitis B and C cases in Afghanistan in 2025, highlighting the need for awareness and better…
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Sepahi Mihan Front Releases 20-Article Code of Conduct for Armed Conflict
Sepahi Mihan Front publishes a 20-article code of conduct for armed conflict, emphasizing human rights and adherence to international laws.
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Floods Kill 351 in Afghanistan, Thousands Displaced Amid Severe Weather
Floods in Afghanistan have killed 351 people, destroyed thousands of homes, and caused widespread damage amid heavy rains and storms.
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Taliban Requests Turkey to Send Professors and Medical Specialists to Afghanistan
Taliban asks Turkey to send professors and medical specialists to Afghanistan amid shortages and challenges in education and healthcare sectors.