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Five years after the dramatic political transition in August 2021, Afghanistan presents a stark paradox. While the interim administration in Kabul has succeeded in establishing centralized domestic control and curbing…
KABUL — As the calendar turns, Afghan girls mark a grim milestone: 1,808 consecutive days of being systematically barred from secondary and higher education under the interim administration. The somber…
The rollout of Afghanistan’s electronic national identity cards, known as the e-Tazkira, has become heavily mired in administrative inefficiency, systemic corruption, and severe financial burdens for ordinary citizens. Originally conceived…
By Dr Shahid Nearly five years after the return of the interim administration in Kabul, the widespread suspension of secondary and higher education for older girls remains one of the…
KABUL — The interim Afghan administration has once again avoided committing to a timeline for lifting restrictions on secondary education for girls, with senior spokespersons asserting that “now is not…
The Trump administration has sent more than 100 people from Afghanistan, Cuba and several other countries to eight African nations as part of an expanding US policy of deporting migrants…
ILO says women’s labour force participation in Afghanistan has fallen to 5.1%, while mass returns are putting further pressure on the fragile job market. Five years under Taliban rule have…
WFP Afghanistan chief says many Afghans are surviving on little more than bread and tea, despite food being available in markets, as poverty limits their ability to buy enough.
UNAMA says Afghanistan’s security has improved, but lasting peace remains hindered by restrictions on women and girls, especially in education and employment. Afghanistan Security Improves, but Restrictions on Women and…