Important News
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US Imports No Iraqi Oil for Third Consecutive Week Amid Regional Tensions
The US imports no oil from Iraq for the third week in a row amid regional tensions; Saudi shipments also…
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Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Reports Stoppage of Two Ships in the Strait of Hormuz
Iran's IRGC Navy halts two ships in the Strait of Hormuz after navigation systems were disabled and warnings ignored on…
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UN Urges Immediate Support for Returning Afghans Amid Growing Needs
UNHCR calls for urgent humanitarian aid for returning Afghans amid rising needs and limited resources, praising Islamic Relief USA's support.
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Taliban’s Acting Minister Hails Establishment of National Mujahid Museum as Major Achievement
Taliban’s Acting Minister of Information and Culture praises the National Mujahid Museum in Maidan Wardak for preserving jihad history and…
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Taliban Accused of Detaining and Pressuring Badakhshan Youths After Yaftal Payan Clashes
The Homeland Corps Front accuses the Taliban of detaining and pressuring innocent youths in Badakhshan after losing control of Yaftal…
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829 Migrant Families Return via Four Border Crossings, Receive Aid and Services
829 migrant families totaling 4,415 people returned via four border crossings and received registration, aid, and health, food, and telecom…
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Relief Institute Delivers $470,000 Worth of Medical Equipment to Herat Health Centers
Relief Institute delivered medical equipment worth 37 million Afghanis to 65 health centers in Herat to improve healthcare services and…
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Young Educated Man Commits Suicide in Kunar Amid Economic Hardships
A young educated man named Zahed in Kunar's Manori district committed suicide due to unemployment and severe economic problems.
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Restoration and Reinforcement Work Begins on historic Jam Minaret in Ghor Province
Restoration work begins on the historic Jam Minaret in Ghor, Afghanistan, involving Aga Khan Foundation, UNESCO, and Taliban cooperation to…
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Afghanistan’s Taliban Official Says Opium Cultivation Ban Will Strengthen Country’s Global Standing
Afghanistan's Taliban deputy minister says banning opium cultivation will improve public health, security, and international standing, urging public cooperation.