Afghan migrants in neighboring countries face mounting arrests, hardships
Lately, Afghan migrants in Pakistan have faced an alarming increase in police crackdowns and arrests. Many have expressed growing fears for their safety, with some
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Afghanistan’s central bank urged to shield currency exchange union from political pressures
Authorities from the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment have called on the central bank under the Islamic Emirate to refrain from applying political and
Air pollution sees notable drop over the past 10 months, NEPA reports
This positive shift offers a glimpse of hope for citizens, who have long battled the challenges of poor air quality.
IE drives awareness campaigns on dangers of unexploded landmines, ordnance
Amid the persistent threat of unexploded landmines and ordnance in Afghanistan, which claim lives on a near-daily basis, officials from the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) under the Islamic Emirate say they are conducting awareness campaigns to educate people about the grave dangers these mines pose.
Islamic Emirate rejects SIGAR report on foreign groups in Afghanistan
The United States Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) has expressed concern in its 66th report to the U.S. Congress regarding the activities of
Female academics in Afghanistan keep scholarly work alive despite roadblocks
Despite being distanced from academic environments, several female professors at both government and private universities in Afghanistan have continued their scholarly pursuits over the past three years.
Afghani value preserved through rational measures, Islamic Emirate says
Following the suspension of the United States financial aid to Afghanistan and the rising value of the dollar against the Afghani, the Islamic Emirate claims to have managed to stabilize the value of the currency through rational policies and actions.
Islamic Emirate rejects Pakistan’s claims about US weapons in Afghanistan
The Islamic Emirate has rejected Pakistan’s claims about US weapons in Afghanistan posing regional threats. Shafqat Ali Khan, spokesperson for Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
Climate change accelerates soil erosion in Ghazni
Agricultural experts in Ghazni say that due to climate changes, soil erosion in this province has accelerated.
Young volunteers lead efforts to combat environmental pollution in Afghanistan
KABUL (SW) – A group of young volunteers, working through a local organization, are actively engaged in environmental awareness initiatives aimed at reducing pollution. Through
Suspension of US aid begins to hurt the needy in Afghanistan
The suspension of the United States aid to Afghanistan has led to the halt of operations for some local and international organizations, said spokesperson for the Ministry of Economy under the Islamic Emirate.
Muttaqi upbeat about Iranian FM’s visit to Kabul
Amir Khan Muttaqi, the acting Foreign Minister of the Islamic Emirate de-facto government, stated that the visit of Iranian Foreign Minister, Seyed Abbas Araghchi, to
