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Climate Change Causes 79% of Displacements in Afghanistan in Early 2025, Says IOM
IOM reports 79% of Afghanistan's internal displacements in early 2025 stem from climate change, urging urgent support for affected communities.
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WFP Warns of Severe Hunger in Afghanistan as Ramadan Begins, 17 Million Need Lifesaving Aid
The World Food Programme warns that 17 million Afghans face severe hunger during Ramadan amid economic crisis and rising food…
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Amnesty International Calls for Investigation into Civilian Casualties in Nangarhar
Amnesty International urges independent investigation into civilian casualties from Pakistani airstrikes in Nangarhar amid rising Afghanistan-Pakistan border tensions.
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Global Human Rights Body Condemns Pakistan’s Airstrikes on Afghanistan
The International Human Rights Foundation condemns Pakistan's airstrikes on Afghanistan, urging an independent investigation and immediate humanitarian aid.
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Winter and Severe Malnutrition Threaten the Lives of Afghan Children
UNICEF and WFP warn of severe malnutrition and food shortages threatening Afghan children this winter due to reduced international aid.
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Flash Floods Affect Over 31,000 People Across Afghanistan in 2025, UN Warns
UN reports over 31,000 affected by flash floods in Afghanistan in 2025, urging investment in resilient infrastructure amid rising climate…
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UN: Afghan Cities Unprepared for Rapid Urban Growth
UN-Habitat warns Afghan cities lack preparedness for rapid urban growth, risking worsening housing and infrastructure challenges by 2060.
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Over Two Million People Receive Health Services in Afghanistan in 2025, Red Cross Federation Reports
In 2025, over two million people in Afghanistan accessed health services through Red Cross centers amid ongoing humanitarian challenges.
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Taliban’s Penal Code Reveals Systematic Return to Pre-Modern Repression
The Taliban’s new 119-article penal code enshrines religious repression, slavery, and social apartheid, signaling a return to pre-modern brutality in…
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Confidential Document Reveals $250 Million Embezzlement in Taliban Administration
A leaked confidential document reveals $250 million embezzlement in Afghanistan's mining sector under the Taliban, highlighting widespread corruption.