Important News
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Women’s restrictions remain biggest obstacle to reopening U.S. embassy in Kabul, former envoy says
Former U.S. envoy Ronald Newman says women’s restrictions are blocking the reopening of the U.S. embassy in Kabul.
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Taliban Denies Political Prisoners Held in Panjshir
Taliban denies holding political prisoners in Panjshir, saying 59 inmates are in custody as it expands prison facilities.
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Taliban Hand Over Body of Afghan Resistance Commander Under Funeral Restrictions
The Taliban handed over the body of Afghan resistance commander Hasib Panjshiri under conditions limiting funeral coverage.
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WHO Provides Treatment to Nearly 8,000 Children With Acute Malnutrition in Afghanistan
WHO says it treated nearly 8,000 malnourished children in Afghanistan and supported essential health services for more than 42,000 people.
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Former U.S. Afghanistan Allies’ Transfer Halt Draws Fresh Criticism
Seth Moulton criticizes Trump as a federal court strikes down the suspension of transfers for former U.S. allies in Afghanistan.
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Russia Says It Is Ready to Back Mediation on Iran
Russia says it is ready to support mediation efforts on Iran and regional stability in the Middle East, according to…
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Lack of Road Signs in Ghazni’s Nawur Plain Claimed Lives of Travellers
Residents say poor road signs and heavy snow in Ghazni's Nawur Plain have caused travellers to get lost and die.
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Israel Blocks Two Swedish EU Lawmakers From Entering West Bank
Israel bars two Swedish European Parliament members from entering the West Bank, citing their past criticism of Tel Aviv.
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Taliban Says All Concrete Barriers to Be Removed Across Kabul
Taliban authorities say all concrete barriers will be removed across Kabul as residents welcome efforts to ease traffic and movement.
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Taliban Approves 21 Projects Worth 6.5 Billion Afghanis
The Taliban approved 21 projects worth 6.5 billion Afghanis, including electricity, health and customs equipment projects.