Social Affairs
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Taliban Calls for Expanded Regional Cooperation in Fight Against Drugs
Taliban urges stronger regional cooperation to combat changing drug use patterns in Afghanistan, supported by UNODC and UNDP reports.
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Kabul’s Shahr-e Naw Park Reconstruction Project Reaches 10% Completion
Kabul's Shahr-e Naw Park reconstruction project is 10% complete, aiming to provide green, recreational, and commercial spaces within three years.
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Nearly 788,000 Passports Issued Nationwide Since Start of Solar Year
Nearly 788,000 passports have been issued nationwide since the start of the current solar year, including renewals and documents for…
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Water Levels Rise Significantly at Pashdan Dam in Herat Amid Snowmelt and Rainfall
Water levels at Herat's Pashdan Dam rise significantly due to snowmelt and rainfall, with potential impacts on flood control and…
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Construction Begins on Second Phase of Baraki Overpass in Kabul to Ease Traffic
Kabul Municipality begins construction on the second phase of Baraki Overpass to reduce traffic congestion in a busy area of…
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Aid Agreement Signed to Support Earthquake Victims in Three Provinces
An agreement was signed to provide $450,000 in humanitarian aid to earthquake-affected families in Kunar, Nangarhar, and Laghman provinces.
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New Road Construction in Fayzabad Aims to Ease Severe Traffic Congestion
Badakhshan authorities start building a new road in Fayzabad to ease heavy traffic congestion amid growing urban challenges.
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UNAMA: Afghanistan Ranks Third Globally in Mine-Related Casualties, Children Most Affected
UNAMA reports Afghanistan as the third most mine-affected country globally; children are the majority of casualties, with millions at risk…
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WFP Provides Food Aid to Over 730,000 Residents of Herat Amid Harsh Winter Conditions
WFP has delivered food aid to over 730,000 people in Herat despite severe winter weather and logistical challenges.
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Traditional Underground Heating Systems Continue to Warm Villages in Maidan Wardak Amid Winter
Traditional underground heating systems called tawkhana remain the primary, cost-effective winter heating method in rural Maidan Wardak villages.