Qatar no more mediating for ceasefire between Israel, Hamas
Qatar has suspended its work as a mediator in ceasefire and hostage release talks between Israel and Hamas, officials said.
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Lack of storage facilities hampers the fruits of hard labour in Maidan Wardak
The shortage or complete absence of standardized cold storage facilities is a major challenge for Afghanistan’s agricultural sector. This issue leads to fruits and other agricultural products spoiling or being sold at very low prices in local and foreign markets.
Women, children make 70% of civilians killed by Israel in Gaza
Israel says its operations in Gaza target militants and are in line with international law.
Underage marriages, early childbirths continue to risk women’s lives
Women who have experienced childbirth at very young age share their stories of suffering from various physical and mental health issues. They explain that underage marriage and early childbirth pose significant threats to both mothers and their children.
German government’s collapse throws Europe’s largest economy into uncertainty
Germany’s three-way coalition has collapsed after three years, following a lengthy dispute over how to stop a multibillion-euro hole in next year’s budget, plunging Europe’s largest economy into a period of considerable uncertainty.
Zabul residents building district market with own expenses
The residents of Shamalzai district, Zabul, who are building new shops in the district’s market, hope that once the market is reconstructed, it will alleviate some of their economic problems.
“Afghanistan’s seat at the United Nations has been usurped”
Officials of the Islamic Emirate have stated that the seat of Afghanistan’s permanent representation at the United Nations is the rightful property of the Afghan people, and the United Nations must hand it over to their representative.
Over 500,000 Afghan nationals return from Iran: Challenges persist for returnees
Several Afghan returnees from Iran and Pakistan have highlighted major challenges, including the lack of shelter, access to basic services, and employment.
160,000 people devastated by floods in Afghanistan
The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) in Afghanistan estimates that over 160,000 people across Afghanistan have been affected by floods this year, with thousands of homes and agricultural lands either destroyed or lost.
Islamic Emirate hopes for a ‘new chapter’ of ties with the US
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Emirate has stated that it hopes the next U.S. government will take realistic steps toward engaging with Afghanistan.
Afghanistan’s trade with China touches $548 million in 9 months
On the heels of relatively good relations between the Islamic Emirate and China, the two governments have recently been working to further improve their trade and economic ties, officials said.
Climate change hits cotton farmers hard in Kunduz
The farmers report that they have spent substantial resources on harvesting their crops, yet the results are unsatisfactory
