Social Affairs
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UNICEF and Japan Install Solar-Powered Water System in Nangarhar School
UNICEF and Japan install solar-powered water system in a Nangarhar school to provide clean drinking water and improve education infrastructure.
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UNICEF Names Photo of Afghan Girl Studying as 2025 Picture of the Year
UNICEF names photo of Afghan girl studying as 2025 Picture of the Year, spotlighting challenges in girls' education under Taliban…
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UN-Habitat Launches Property Documentation Program in Kunduz to Aid Displaced Families
UN-Habitat and Afghanistan Housing Foundation launch a program in Kunduz to document property rights, helping 6,000 displaced families secure their…
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First Snow of the Year Falls in Several Afghan Provinces, Bringing Hope Amid Drought
The first snowfall in several Afghan provinces brings hope to drought-hit farmers and raises concerns about winter hardships for vulnerable…
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UN Reports Myanmar as World’s Largest Opium Producer in 2025
UNODC reports Myanmar as the largest illicit opium producer in 2025, with production over double that of Afghanistan, raising global…
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Three Years Since Taliban Ban on Higher Education for Afghan Girls
Three years since the Taliban banned higher education for Afghan girls, experts warn of long-term damage to the country's future…
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Afghanistan Trust Fund Calls for Global Solidarity Amid Growing Challenges
Afghanistan Trust Fund calls for global unity to support Afghans, stressing human rights, sustainability, and collective action amid Taliban restrictions.
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Herat Bans Rickshaws from City Center, Drivers Warn of Income Loss
Herat bans rickshaws from city center under Taliban rule, sparking driver concerns over lost income and rising poverty amid lack…
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UNESCO Launches Literacy and Infrastructure Projects in Southeast Afghanistan
UNESCO implements literacy and infrastructure projects in southeast Afghanistan, restoring water systems and supporting media capacity under Taliban rule.
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Air Pollution Worsens in Kabul Amid Increased Use of Polluting Fuels
Air pollution in Kabul worsens as rising poverty forces residents to use polluting fuels; citizens call for effective environmental policies.