Social Affairs
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Herat Shia Clerics Stress Ethnic Unity to Thwart Foreign Influence
Herat Shia clerics highlight ethnic unity as a shield against foreign interference and express strong support for the Taliban administration.
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8.9 Tons of Narcotics Burned in Afghanistan’s Ghazni Province
Afghan authorities destroyed 8.9 tons of narcotics in Ghazni province to combat trafficking and reduce social harm caused by drug…
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Ghazni Drivers Voice Frustration Over Chaotic Roads and Persistent Traffic Jams
Drivers in Ghazni complain of disorganized, incomplete roads leading to severe traffic and risking lives, urging the government to build…
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Spain Names Foreign Ministry Room After Afghan Women and Girls
Spain names Foreign Ministry room after Afghan women and girls to honor their resistance and advocate for human rights under…
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Energy and Water Ministry Issues Warning Over Heavy Rainfall in 12 Provinces
Heavy rainfall is forecast in 12 Afghan provinces. Officials urge caution as experts warn of potential floods and agricultural damage.
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Afghanistan Faces Deepening Humanitarian Crisis Amid Drought and Return of Refugees
Afghanistan's humanitarian crisis worsens as drought, returning refugees, and Taliban restrictions strain aid delivery and deepen poverty.
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EU Pledges €25 Million to Combat Climate Change in Afghanistan
EU allocates €25 million to WFP to strengthen Afghan communities against climate change and improve nutrition amid growing humanitarian needs.
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Afghanistan Begins Construction of Permanent Disaster Management Offices in Several Provinces
Afghanistan starts building permanent disaster office sites to improve natural disaster response amid economic and logistical challenges.
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Fire Prevention Awareness Campaign Launched in Kabul
Afghanistan's interior ministry launches a fire prevention campaign in Kabul to raise awareness and reduce incidents caused by electrical and…
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EU Reaffirms Support for Afghan Women and Girls Amid Ongoing Taliban Restrictions
The EU pledges continued support for Afghan women and girls amid Taliban restrictions on education, work, and public life.