Important News
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Sharp Decline in Gold and Silver Prices in Afghanistan Markets
Gold and silver prices have sharply decreased in Afghanistan, driven by global market changes and regional economic conditions.
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Kabul Street Vendors Protest After Relocation to Chaman Area Cripples Livelihoods
Kabul street vendors protest after relocation to Chaman area causes income loss and economic hardship, urging Taliban authorities for practical…
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EU Warns Attacks on Infrastructure Will Escalate Middle East Conflict
EU warns attacks on critical Middle East infrastructure risk escalating conflicts and instability amid easing US stance on Iran energy…
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Return of Afghan Migrants from Pakistan Boosts Rosary-Making Industry in Kandahar
Return of Afghan migrants from Pakistan has boosted Kandahar's rosary-making industry, providing jobs and expanding production in the traditional craft.
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Afghan Embassy in Berlin Remains Under Former Ambassador’s Oversight, Germany Confirms
Germany confirms Afghan Embassy in Berlin operates under former ambassador; no new Taliban-affiliated diplomat recognized amid ongoing legitimacy concerns.
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Massive Explosion and Fire Rock Valero Refinery in Texas
A large explosion and fire broke out at Valero refinery in Port Arthur, Texas; investigations continue into the cause and…
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98% of Second Phase of Qoshtepe Canal Completed, Nearing Operation
98% of the second phase of the Qoshtepe Canal is complete, boosting water resources and agriculture in northern Afghanistan. Completion…
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US Military Personnel Oppose War with Iran Over Israeli Interests
US military personnel oppose war with Iran over Israeli interests, urging clear explanations amid rising Middle East tensions.
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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohrab Afridi Rejects Closed-Door Policies on Afghanistan
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohrab Afridi condemns closed-door policies on Afghanistan, urging transparency and public involvement in decision-making.
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Afghanistan’s National Disaster Preparedness Office Signs 137 Agreements Worth Over $53 Million in 2025
Afghanistan's disaster office signs 137 agreements worth $53M in 2025 to boost natural disaster preparedness and support affected families.