Greenhouse gas emissions to surge by 21 per cent by 2030
Findings by the National Environmental Protection Agency suggest greenhouse gas emissions in Afghanistan would surge by 21 per cent by 2030.
Findings by the National Environmental Protection Agency suggest greenhouse gas emissions in Afghanistan would surge by 21 per cent by 2030.
Afghanistan, for its resources and non-industrial space, is able to take the lead in the fight against global warming, which the world cites as a precedent and earns the respect and appreciation of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Developmen
The 2020 UN Human Development Index report shows Afghanistan securing the 169th slot out of all 189 countries listed in this report.
Kabul residents have long been accusing authorities of inadequacy in preventing the use of substandard fuels in the cold season.
GHOR (SW) – Wakil Ahmad, a 20-year-old resident of Ghor province, fled to Iran via the Nimroz border about six months ago with high hopes, only to be captured and deported.
SAR-E-PUL (SW) – Afghans have long been opting for migration, however, the numbers of those fleeing their country due to security concerns and economic hardships have escalating to unprecedented levels recently.
KABUL (SW) – Fazal Khan, a young resident of Baghlan province resorted to irregular immigration because of insecurity and economic problems, but ultimately failed to achieve his goal.
KABUL (SW) – Mohammad Zubair, a prominent and educated young Afghan living in Belgium, has taken admission in university in pursuit of a master’s degree in ‘world politics after obtaining a citizenship card there.
KABUL (SW) – Every year, many young Afghans who are unable to find work in their own country endure mindboggling hardships to embark on irregular migration with great difficulties.
KABUL (SW) – Sattar Mohammadi, an Afghan citizen, has been living in exile in Germany for seven years now.
KABUL (SW) – Violence, gender discrimination and the prevailing practice of underage marriages are among the reasons many young women and girls chose to flee from Afghanistan.
MAIDAN WARDAK (SW) – At an early age, Habib Ullah (pseudonym), a resident of restive Maidan Wardak province, embarked on the treacherous journey of irregular migration to Iran.