Important News
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Media Oversight Chief Says Journalism Is a ‘Trust’, Not Just Reporting News
Media oversight chief Sefullah Raed says journalism is a trust and journalists need intellectual, ideological and professional capacity.
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Taliban diplomats meet Afghanistan U-17 futsal team in Iran
Taliban diplomats met Afghanistan's U-17 futsal team in Iran as the squad prepares for the World Olympic Games in Senegal.
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UK Conservatives pledge to halt Afghan women’s admission scheme
UK Conservatives vow to stop Labour’s Afghan women asylum scheme and expand deportations if they return to power.
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Guterres urges rights of Afghan migrants in Pakistan deportations
UN chief Antonio Guterres urges voluntary, safe and dignified returns for Afghan migrants as Pakistan steps up deportations.
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Pakistan Could Be Drawn Into Yemen War by Troop Deployment to Saudi Arabia, Dawn Warns
Dawn warns that troop deployment to Saudi Arabia could draw Pakistan into the Yemen war and worsen the regional crisis.
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Taliban Governor in Paktia Says Morality Law Fully Enforced
The Taliban governor in Paktia says the morality law has been fully enforced on all government employees in the province.
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UN Warns Cuts to Demining Funds Are Keeping Explosion Risk Alive in Afghanistan
OCHA warns that cuts to demining funds in Afghanistan are leaving civilians, especially children, exposed to deadly explosive remnants of…
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Iran’s energy minister in Kabul for talks with Taliban officials
Iran’s energy minister Abbas Aliabadi arrives in Kabul for talks with Taliban officials on power, water and infrastructure cooperation.
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Taliban promotes Imam Abu Hanifa fair to attract trade and investment
Taliban officials open the Imam Abu Hanifa exhibition in Kabul, promoting trade, investment and regional economic links.
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Fresh UK Files Suggest Possible Serious Crimes by Special Forces in Afghanistan
UK defence documents suggest possible serious crimes by special forces in Afghanistan, including murder, between 2010 and 2013.