Afghanistan

Killing Of 11 People By Taliban Forces Must Be Investigated, Says UN Rapporteur

Richard Bennett, the UN special rapporteur on human rights in Afghanistan, has called for an independent investigation into the killing of 11 people by Taliban security forces in Kabul. The…

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50 Cold Storage Plants Under Construction in Ghazni

The construction of fifty cold storage facilities for storing raisins, onions, and potatoes has begun in the Ghazni province center…

Senior Taliban Officials Attend Russia’s Kazan Forum Amid Travel Exemptions

A high-level Taliban delegation, led by Abdul Ghani Baradar deputy prime minister for economic affairs traveled to Russia on Wednesday…

A US-based organization: 2.2 Million Afghan Girls Barred from Education Since 2022

A US-based organization, Data Friendly Space, has reported that 2.2 million girls in Afghanistan have been deprived of schooling since…

MCC Chief: Afghan cadres sent to China for AI training

The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) says the Director General of Chinese mining company MCC on Thursday met…

FIFA approved the creation of Afghanistan women’s refugee team

FIFA has approved the creation of an Afghanistan women’s refugee team that will compete in matches overseen by the world…

Kabul to Host 6th Afghanistan-China-Pakistan Foreign Ministers’ Dialogue

Special envoys for Afghanistan from China and Pakistan, Yue Xiaoyong and Mohammad Sadiq, met with Taliban acting Foreign Minister Amir…

India-Pakistan Tensions Disrupt Afghanistan’s Trade Routes, Economy

Fresh tensions between India and Pakistan have posed challenges to Afghanistan’s trade, resulting in the halt of export shipments at…

Chinese company keen to invest $50 million in automobile industry in Afghanistan

Chinese automobile company Dongfeng has expressed an interest to invest $50 million in Afghanistan. A representative of the company said…