Afghanistan, Sept. 17 -- Former U.S. envoy Zalmay Khalilzad slammed Gulbuddin Hekmatyar's violent legacy, labeling him the "Butcher of Kabul," citing wartime atrocities, failed political ambitions, an... Read More
Afghanistan, Sept. 17 -- UNICEF warned that restrictions on girls' education in Afghanistan are fueling rising mental health problems and early marriages, urging authorities to lift the ban immediatel... Read More
Afghanistan, Sept. 17 -- Iran Human Rights reported nearly 3,000 executions since Mahsa Amini's death, including women, protesters, and minors, describing them as tools of repression and intimidation.... Read More
Afghanistan, Sept. 17 -- An internet shutdown in several Afghanistan provinces has blocked thousands of girls from accessing online schools, cutting off their last chance for continued education oppor... Read More
Afghanistan, Sept. 17 -- Afghanistan and Iran held high-level talks to expand trade, ease transit restrictions, and explore new investment opportunities, aiming to raise bilateral commerce to $10 bill... Read More
Afghanistan, Sept. 17 -- Israel has proposed a new security agreement to Syria during U.S.-brokered talks in London, though sources caution progress remains limited and a final deal unlikely. Israel ... Read More
Afghanistan, Sept. 17 -- The United Kingdom has pledged £3 million in humanitarian aid for Kunar earthquake survivors, providing health services, safe water, emergency shelter, and special suppor... Read More
Afghanistan, Sept. 17 -- Fiber-optic internet services have been suspended in Badakhshan, disrupting connectivity in Faizabad and nearby districts, as part of broader restrictions affecting multiple A... Read More
Afghanistan, Sept. 17 -- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi thanked U.S. President Donald Trump for birthday wishes and praise, even as tensions persist over trade disputes and India's Russian oil pu... Read More
Afghanistan, Sept. 17 -- An internet shutdown across several Afghanistan provinces has severely disrupted banking services, forcing authorities to exempt financial institutions, while restrictions on ... Read More