Social Affairs
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UN: One-Third of Afghans to Live in Cities by 2026
UN warns that by 2026, one-third of Afghans will live in cities amid poor infrastructure and rapid urbanization, risking major…
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UN Warns of Dire Living Conditions in Afghanistan Amid Drought and Women’s Restrictions
OCHA warns Afghanistan faces worsening crisis due to drought, forced returns, and restrictions on women, calling for urgent humanitarian aid.
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Taliban Foreign Ministry Offers Condolences to India Over Deadly Medina Bus Crash
Taliban Foreign Ministry offers condolences to India after 43 pilgrims die in Medina bus crash, raising questions about Afghanistan’s diplomatic…
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Cash Aid and Tents Distributed to Thousands in Eastern Afghanistan
Red Crescent distributes over 174 million Afghanis in cash aid and 1,850 tents to vulnerable families in eastern Afghanistan amid…
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Taliban Authorities Distribute Food Aid to Needy Families in Parwan Province
Taliban officials distribute food to 100 struggling families in Parwan, Afghanistan, raising concerns about transparency in aid delivery.
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Human Rights Activists: Afghan Universities Under Taliban Rule Have Become Sites of Repression
Human rights activists condemn Taliban's repression of Afghan universities, calling it cultural genocide and urging international legal action.
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UN Cash Aid for Deported Afghan Migrants in Pakistan to Be Severely Limited
UNHCR in Pakistan says it can’t provide cash aid to all Afghan returnees due to global funding cuts, affecting vulnerable…
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Iran Launches Work Visa Program for Foreign Nationals Amid Labor Market Reforms
Iran begins issuing work visas to foreign nationals, aiming to regulate its migrant workforce. Over 440,000 foreigners now work legally…
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Amnesty International: Taliban Making Life Increasingly Hard for Afghan Women
Amnesty says Taliban has critically restricted Afghan women's rights, access to healthcare, and urged global action in support of their…
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UN Warns Afghan Returnee Host Areas Under Severe Strain
UN warns Afghan areas hosting returnees are overwhelmed, citing economic strain, climate crises, and poor Taliban planning.