Important News
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Taliban’s Amir Khan Muttaqi and Turkmen Foreign Minister Discuss TAPI Project Progress
Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi and Turkmen counterpart discuss slow progress and cooperation on the TAPI gas pipeline project.
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UN Praises Afghan Teachers on World Teachers’ Day, Calls for Equal Education Opportunities for Girls
The UN honors Afghan teachers on World Teachers' Day and calls for equal education rights for girls amid ongoing Taliban…
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Taliban Appoint Civilian as Deputy Chief of Border Police Amid Concerns Over Transparency
The Taliban appointed civilian Hafiz Mohammad Zarif Khitab as deputy chief of border police, sparking concerns over transparency and meritocracy.
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Lack of Toilets in Afghan Schools Prevents Children from Attending Classes
UNICEF reports thousands of Afghan children miss school due to lack of toilets, especially affecting girls in rural areas; programs…
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Three-Day Seminar Held for Governors and District Chiefs in Kandahar
The Taliban held a three-day seminar in Kandahar to train governors and district chiefs on administration and law enforcement amid…
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Lack of Toilets in Afghan Schools Hinders Children’s Education, UNICEF Reports
UNICEF reports lack of toilets in Afghan schools is preventing children from attending, especially in rural areas, while Taliban invests…
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Taliban Bans Firecracker Use After 9 PM Amid Cultural Restrictions
The Taliban bans firecracker use after 9 PM, tightening restrictions on cultural celebrations and sparking public anger in Afghanistan.
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Taliban Administration Holds Competitive ‘Doha Agreement’ Exam in Panjshir
The Taliban held a competitive exam on the controversial Doha Agreement in Panjshir, highlighting efforts to legitimize post-agreement realities.
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Iran Implements Biometric System at Dogharoon Border Crossing to Monitor Afghan Migrants
Iran equips Dogharoon border with biometric ID system to monitor Afghan migrants amid rising deportations and security concerns.
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UN-Habitat: Most Returning Afghan Migrants Settle in Cities, Straining Urban Services
UN-Habitat warns most returning Afghan migrants settle in cities, straining urban services and infrastructure amid Taliban's limited migration management.