Shelling by Pakistani forces displaces hundreds of families in Paktia
GARDEZ (SW) – Hundreds of families have been displaced from Paktia’s Dandpatan district after artillery shelling by Pakistani forces from across the Durand Line. In
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Analysts criticize international community for not pushing for inclusive government in Afghanistan
KABUL (SW) – For more than a year, in many regional and international meetings, the need to form an inclusive government in Afghanistan has been
EU envoy meets Afghan women activists
MONITORING (SW) – On the eve of holding a meeting titled “Assembly of Afghan Women Leaders” in Brussels, Josep Borrell, the EU foreign policy envoy,
Imran Khan survives armed assault in Pakistan
MONITORING (SW) – Pakistan’s former prime minister and cricketing great Imran Khan has been shot in the leg in an apparent assassination attempt as his
Heather Barr welcomes Germany’s new evacuation plan for Afghans
MONITORING (SW) -Heather Barr, Associate women’s rights director and former Afghanistan researcher at the Human Rights Watch has welcomed Germany’s new plan to transfer vulnerable Afghans.
Malnutrition poses grim threat to children in Afghanistan
KABUL (SW) -Malnutrition is the main cause of death among children in the world, which is rapidly spreading among children in Afghanistan these days.
Biden to press ahead with talks on releasing Afghanistan’s foreign-held assets
MONITORING (SW) – U.S. President Joe Biden’s administration will press ahead with talks on releasing billions of dollars in Afghanistan’s foreign-held assets despite late al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri’s presence in Kabul and foot-dragging by the Taliban and Afghan central bank, according to three sources with knowledge of the situation.
Devastating floods wreck havoc across Afghanistan
KABUL (SW) – Flash floods caused by torrential rains have wrecked havoc across Afghanistan with dozens of people killed and vast swathes of land submerged.
Kabul residents say no respite from terrorist attacks
KABUL (SW) – In the wake of spike in terrorist attacks, Kabul residents say the claims about peace in the country are baseless.
In a year of the Islamic Emirate rule, service delivery goes from bad to worst
KABUL (SW) – A year of the Islamic Emirate rule in Afghanistan has seen service delivery to public go from bad to worst.
A year of the Islamic Emirate rule described as a ‘dark era’ for Afghan women
KABUL (SW) – After one year of the Islamic Emirate rule in Afghanistan, Afghan women are still living under a lot of restrictions and misery.
“88% of minor girls are forced to marry by their families”
MONITORING (SW) – One year since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, an economic crisis, crippling drought and new restrictions have shattered girls’ lives, excluding them from society and leaving them hungry, with a quarter showing signs of depression, according to a new report by Save the Children.
