Social Affairs
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Water Crisis in Afghanistan Worsens Amid Massive Return of Migrants
Afghanistan's water crisis worsens with the return of millions of migrants, drought, and reduced aid, risking severe humanitarian and security…
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Amso Reports Arrest of Five Afghan Journalists in Pakistan, Raising Security Concerns
Amso reports the detention of five Afghan journalists in Pakistan, urging international action to protect media workers facing security threats…
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Water Check Dam Commissioned in Spin Boldak District, Kandahar
A UN-funded water check dam in Kandahar's Spin Boldak district aims to improve water management, reduce floods, and support local…
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Secondhand Clothing Market Booms in Kandahar Amid Economic Hardship
Kandahar's secondhand clothing market thrives as families face economic hardship and cold winter, highlighting growing poverty and challenges under Taliban…
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Young Volunteers in Khost Collect Unused Textbooks to Support Students in Need
Young volunteers in Khost collect unused textbooks from homes to provide them to students in need, addressing education challenges in…
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Nearly 16 Million Afghans Need Urgent Water and Sanitation Aid in 2026, UN Report Says
UN OCHA reports nearly 16 million Afghans need urgent water and sanitation aid in 2026 due to climate shocks and…
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Snow and Rain Expected in Balkh, Jowzjan, and Herat on Monday
Meteorological authorities predict snow and rain in Balkh, Jowzjan, and Herat on Monday, possibly affecting travel and daily activities.
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Expert Warns of Early Warming and Climate Impacts in Afghanistan
Expert warns of early warming in Afghanistan with rising temperatures causing snowmelt, drought risk, and challenges in managing natural disasters…
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Taliban Ministry Reports Rescuing 11 Women from Domestic Violence
Taliban ministry says 11 women rescued from domestic violence; over 100 women’s rights cases reviewed nationwide amid ongoing concerns.
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UN Report: Traditional Drugs Remain Most Widely Used in Afghanistan Despite Rise in Synthetic Substances
UNODC report shows traditional drugs remain most used in Afghanistan despite increase in synthetic drug abuse amid worsening economic conditions.