Germany Deports 30 Afghan Migrants to Kabul on Charter Flight
German media have reported that 30 Afghan migrants were deported to Kabul on a charter flight from Leipzig Airport early Tuesday morning, August 25. According to the German newspaper Bild,…
4.9-Magnitude Earthquake Injures at Least 15 in Nangarhar
At least 15 people were injured after a 4.9-magnitude earthquake struck Afghanistan’s eastern Nangarhar province on Tuesday morning, according to local Taliban authorities. The earthquake caused concern among residents in…
WHO Reports Four New Polio Cases in Afghanistan
The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported four new positive cases of polio in Afghanistan, raising fresh concerns over the continued spread of the disease in the country. In a…
Taliban Intelligence Reportedly Detains Singer Over Mourning Video
The Taliban’s intelligence agency has reportedly detained Afghan singer and dambura player Sayed Ghafar Agha in Kabul after he posted a video mourning the death of senior National Resistance Front…
Nazari Criticizes Ayesha Wahab Over Her Position on Taliban Engagement
Ali-Meysam Nazari, the foreign relations officer of Afghanistan’s National Resistance Front, has sharply criticized Ayesha Wahab over her recent statements supporting greater U.S. diplomatic engagement with the Taliban. In a…
Uzbekistan Expresses Readiness to Invest in Afghanistan’s Housing Sector
Afghanistan’s Ministry of Urban Development and Housing says Uzbekistan has expressed readiness to invest in the country’s housing sector and township construction projects. According to the ministry, Minister of Urban…
Unidentified Illness Reportedly Spreads in Western Kabul
An unidentified infectious illness resembling food poisoning has reportedly spread among residents of Dasht-e-Barchi in western Kabul, with local sources saying the number of affected people continues to increase. According…
Taliban Replaces Badakhshan Governor Amid Recent Tensions
The Taliban leadership has dismissed Mohammad Ismail Ghaznawi from his position as governor of Badakhshan and appointed Rahmatullah Najib as his replacement, according to a statement by the group’s spokesperson.…
Poverty Reportedly Drives Women in Herat to Sell Their Kidneys
Severe poverty is reportedly forcing some women in Afghanistan’s western Herat province to consider selling their kidneys to support their families, highlighting the growing desperation faced by vulnerable communities. According…
Afghan Women’s Movement Condemns Taliban Ban on Demonstrations
The Lantern Movement for the Freedom of Afghan Women has condemned the Taliban’s ban on demonstrations, describing the measure as an attempt to silence public voices and a violation of…
