Afghans Are Surviving
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.
France Calls
France urges an international probe into Taliban-era rights abuses, calling restrictions on Afghan women and girls “gender apartheid” and ruling out recognition until key commitments are met.
Gold Mining
Taliban opposition group Sepahian-e-Mihan Front claims it attacked a foreign gold-mining company in Takhar, killing one and injuring several others.
Taliban New Tool
Five years after returning to power, the Taliban have formalized sweeping restrictions on women, making it increasingly difficult for victims to escape abuse.
3.7 Million
Some 3.7 million children under five in Afghanistan are at heightened risk of malnutrition due to food insecurity, poor diets and inadequate access to basic services as the peak season…
Ireland v Afghanistan | 4th ODI, 2026 | Match Highlights
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5TH Anniversary of Taliban Rule
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…
Badakhshan Conflict
Juma Khan Fateh reportedly surrendered to Taliban army chief Fasihuddin Fitrat in Badakhshan, highlighting internal fractures amid rising regional tensions.
The Guardian Investigation Into 231
A probe into 231 femicide cases exposes a culture of impunity in Afghanistan, where perpetrators often escape punishment and authorities allegedly cover up crimes against women.