Man, who helped US forces in Afghanistan, shot dead in Washington
A former Afghan interpreter, who immigrated with his family to America in 2021 to escape the Taliban, was shot dead in Washington recently, media reports said.
Pakistan: Man arrested in Pakistan for assaulting Afghan child
A Pakistani man has been arrested in Kohat region for assaulting an Afghan child, media reports said.
Six injured in Afghanistan road mishap
Bamyan: At least six people were injured in a traffic mishap that took place on Kabul-Bamyan highway in Afghanistan on Tuesday.
Taliban now bans women's beauty salons
The Taliban government of Afghanistan continued to shock the world as it has now issued a verbal decree to ban women's beauty salons in Kabul and other provinces across the country.
Taliban using school buildings as military outposts in Panjshir: Residents
Residents of Panjshir province in Afghanistan have complained that several school buildings are currently being used by the Taliban as military outposts.
Afghanistan ranked as least positive country in world: Study
A survey has shown that nearly one year after the Islamic Emirate returned to power in Afghanistan, 'life was worse for Afghans than at any point in the past decade -- or for anyone else on the planet'.
Turkey deports 230 Afghanistan migrants
Kabul: As many as 230 Afghanistan migrants have been deported from different cities in Turkey, media reports said.
Afghanistan: Eid animal ban hampers livestock traders
Peshawar: Afghanistan authorities have imposed a ban on the supply of goats, rams and sheep to Pakistan ahead of Eidul Azha, resulting in a spike in the price of the animal, media reports said.
A knowledge-based approach to tackling Afghanistan’s drug abuse crisis
There are many dangers lurking in the shadows just off the bustling streets of the Afghan capital Kabul, but none is more threatening than the drug abuse crisis that is ravaging the city, and the entire country.
Afghanistan: Shopkeepers in Kabul say sales remain low ahead of Eid
A shopkeeper in Kabul has said on the eve of Eid al-Adha sales of goods remain low.
Afghanistan mission chief to Taliban: Bans on women and girls cost you legitimacy at home and abroad
New York: The multiple restrictions placed on women and girls by Afghanistan’s de facto rulers are costing the Taliban “both domestic and international legitimacy” and are highly unpopular across the country, said the top UN official based there on Wednesday.
Afghanistan: Mine explosion leaves a person killed in Wardak
A provincial police officer in Wardak said one person was killed in a mine explosion on Sunday, media reports said.
Report shows unemployment has spiked in Afghanistan in past 2 years
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) recently released a report and said the number of unemployed people in Afghanistan has increased significantly in the past two years, media reports said.
Afghan police smash drug lab in western Nimroz
Zaranj: Afghan police have discovered and destroyed a drug lab in Dilaram district of Afghanistan's western Nimroz province, Mawlawi Abdul Wasi Omar, the district's head of counter-narcotics police, said Friday.
Chinese investors visit Afghanistan over possible business expansion: Reports
Kabul: Several Chinese investors have travelled to Afghanistan's Maidan Wardak to assess the possibility of expanding business opportunities in the region, media reports said.