Important News
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Daikundi Residents Volunteer to Rebuild Miramoor-Ghazni Road, Including Active Participation of Women
Daikundi residents, including women, volunteer to rebuild the vital Miramoor-Ghazni road amid ongoing travel and healthcare challenges.
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Food Packages Distributed to 600 Needy Families in Ghazni During Ramadan
Food packages containing essential supplies were distributed to 600 needy families in Ghazni during Ramadan, as economic hardships persist under…
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Kabul and Tashkent Aim to Boost Bilateral Trade to $5 Billion
Uzbekistan and Afghanistan plan to boost bilateral trade to $5 billion with new cooperation efforts and trade forums post-Ramadan.
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Former Afghan Representative Shot in Karaj, Iran
Former Afghan parliament member Karamuddin Reza Zadeh was shot and injured in Karaj, Iran; attackers aimed for his heart but…
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Taliban Removes Persian Language Signs from Government Institutions in Ghor, Sparking Controversy
The Taliban removes Persian language signs from government institutions in Ghor, sparking criticism over cultural and linguistic exclusion in Afghanistan.
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Pakistani Democratic Leader Says Islamabad Can Control Both Pakistani and Afghan Taliban If It Chooses
Mohsin Dawar says Pakistan can control both Pakistani and Afghan Taliban if it chooses, criticizing Islamabad’s policies and warning of…
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Taliban Economic Commission Approves Revenue Increase Plan and Water Supply Projects
Taliban's Economic Commission approves a revenue increase plan and new water supply projects, amid concerns over financial transparency and public…
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Bomb Blast Destroys Government School in South Waziristan
Unidentified gunmen bomb a government school in South Waziristan, destroying the building and raising concerns over attacks on education.
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Known ISIS Figures Seen Freely Moving in Raqqa, Raising Security Concerns
Known ISIS leaders have been seen freely moving in Raqqa, Syria, raising security concerns amid recent clashes and U.S. troop…
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Former Afghan Minister Warns of ‘Badconduct’ Phenomenon Imported from Pakistan to Afghan Religious Schools
Former Afghan minister Halimi says 'badconduct' from Pakistan has reached Afghan religious schools, threatening their religious and academic integrity.