Important News
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WFP: Prolonged Wars in Afghanistan Increase Disability and Hunger Risks
WFP warns that prolonged wars in Afghanistan have increased disability rates and hunger risks, urging inclusive food aid for those…
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UN OCHA Allocates $14 Million to Combat Drought in Afghanistan
UN OCHA allocates $14 million to help over 780,000 Afghans combat drought impacts in 2025 with aid including water, healthcare,…
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Taliban Court Orders Flogging of at Least 36 People in Khost Province
The Taliban court in Khost publicly flogged at least 36 people for drug-related and moral offenses, sparking human rights concerns.
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Afghanistan Under-19 Cricket Team Advances to Top Six in 2026 World Cup
Afghanistan's Under-19 cricket team advanced to the top six in the 2026 World Cup after winning their group and joining…
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Afghanistan National Futsal Team Holds First Training Session in Indonesia
Afghanistan's national futsal team began training in Indonesia ahead of the AFC Futsal Asian Cup, competing in a group with…
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Four Students Die from Charcoal Smoke Poisoning in Daikundi
Four students in Daikundi died from charcoal smoke poisoning while preparing for exams, raising safety concerns about traditional heating use.
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Turkey Detains 39 Afghan Refugees, Including 17 Children, in Çanakkale Operation
Turkey detains 39 Afghan refugees, including 17 children, during an anti-human trafficking operation in Çanakkale amid rising illegal crossings.
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UNRWA Declares Gaza the Deadliest Place in the World for Journalists
UNRWA calls Gaza the deadliest place globally for journalists, urging an end to restrictions on international reporters amid the ongoing…
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250 Drug Addicts Released in Balkh After Rehabilitation and Training
Balkh police release 250 drug addicts after rehab and vocational training, aiming to reduce social harms and support reintegration under…
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New Protests Erupt in Minneapolis Following Federal Agents’ Use of Tear Gas
Protests ignite in Minneapolis after federal agents kill a man, using tear gas to disperse crowds, raising concerns over use…