Social Affairs
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WFP says hunger is hindering progress and stability in Afghanistan
The World Food Programme says hunger is a major barrier to progress in Afghanistan and calls for continued food aid.
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Afghan water utility team visits New Delhi wastewater treatment plant
An Afghan delegation visited New Delhi's Okhla wastewater treatment plant to study technology for Kabul's Gulbagh project.
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Taliban officials in Herat discuss climate change with DACAAR
Taliban officials in Herat discuss climate change, forest restoration and rural development with DACAAR.
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Special Exam for Blind and Partially Sighted Students to Be Held in Four Provinces
Afghanistan will hold its first special exam for blind and partially sighted students in four provinces, officials say.
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Norway gives $1.63 million to Afghanistan humanitarian fund
Norway donates $1.63 million to Afghanistan's humanitarian fund as the UN says its aid appeal remains only 30% funded.
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Suicide in Kabul intensifies criticism of Taliban restrictions and unemployment
A young man's suicide in Kabul has intensified criticism of Taliban restrictions, poverty and unemployment in Afghanistan.
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Taliban says 450,000 domestic tourists visited Panjshir this year
Taliban officials say 450,000 domestic tourists and 500 foreigners have visited Panjshir since the start of the year.
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UNICEF-backed repair work begins on four water supply networks in Parwan
UNICEF-backed reconstruction begins on four water supply networks in Afghanistan's Parwan province, expected to help 1,156 families.
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Road Paving Begins in Khost After 30 Years of Closure
Khost municipality says it has started paving a road closed for 30 years, with officials citing traffic relief and easier…
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Russian Tourists Arrive in Panjshir as Residents Still Face Restrictions
Russian tourists arrive in Panjshir as local residents still face travel restrictions and security pressure under Taliban rule.