Social Affairs
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UNAMA Reports Afghanistan Faces Severe Droughts and Flash Floods Amid Climate Crisis
UNAMA warns Afghanistan faces severe droughts and flash floods amid climate change, urging sustainable policies and community adaptation efforts.
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University Entrance Exams Begin in Kabul Without Female Students for Fourth Consecutive Year
Kabul's university entrance exams begin without female students for the fourth year amid Taliban's education restrictions, warns UNICEF of long-term…
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UN Distributes $20 Million in Cash Aid to 2.3 Million Afghans in First Quarter of 2026
UN OCHA distributed $20.3 million in cash aid to 2.3 million Afghans in early 2026 amid ongoing humanitarian crisis and…
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Flood and Rainstorm Warning Issued for 16 Afghan Provinces
Taliban's Ministry warns of heavy rain, flash floods, and strong winds in 16 Afghan provinces, with rainfall up to 30mm…
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Rising Bicycle Demand Coincides with World Bicycle Day
Bicycle demand rises globally with World Bicycle Day as economic challenges boost cycling as a cost-effective, sustainable transport option in…
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Residents of Chahar Asiab Demand Construction of Road to Ease Access
Taliban minister pledges to address road construction in Chahar Asiab village amid residents' demands for better infrastructure and access to…
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Nearly 6,000 Foreign Nationals Recorded Entering and Exiting in Two Months
Nearly 6,000 foreign nationals were recorded entering and exiting the country in two months, according to the National Directorate of…
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Third Phase of 1405 University Entrance Exam to Begin Tomorrow in Kabul
The third phase of the 1405 Konkur exam for Kabul's 12th-grade graduates starts tomorrow at Kabul University, continuing through Thursday…
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Cautious Kabul Resident’s Response to Municipality Question Sparks Debate on Freedom of Expression
A Kabul man's cautious response about the city municipality raises widespread debate on freedom of expression and fear under Taliban…
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Kabul Residents Struggle with Drinking Water Shortages Amid Ongoing Supply Projects
Kabul residents face serious drinking water shortages, relying on costly water tankers as officials work on key water transfer projects.