3.5 Million Children in Afghanistan Endure Malnutrition Crisis, WFP Warns

Afghanistan, Nov. 21 -- The World Food Programme says 3.5 million children in Afghanistan face severe malnutrition as shrinking aid operations and winter conditions intensify the humanitarian crisis. ... Read More

Cambridge Study Finds Most UK Novelists Fear Being Replaced by AI

Afghanistan, Nov. 21 -- More than half of Britain's published novelists fear artificial intelligence (AI) could eventually replace them, a new Cambridge study finds amid rising industry anxieties. Mo... Read More

India Probing Toxic Contamination in Cough Syrup Linked to Deaths of 24 Children

Afghanistan, Nov. 21 -- India is investigating suspected toxic contamination in a cough syrup blamed for the deaths of 24 children, raising renewed alarm over the country's pharmaceutical safety stand... Read More

U.S. Court Sentences Afghan Teen to 15 Years for ISIS-Linked Election Attack Plot

Afghanistan, Nov. 20 -- A U.S. federal court sentenced 19-year-old Afghan citizen Abdullah Hajizadeh to 15 years for attempting to provide weapons for an ISIS-linked attack. A federal court in the Un... Read More

Russia Warns of Rising ISIS-K Threat in Afghanistan

Afghanistan, Nov. 20 -- Russia has warned that Islamic State Khorasan is expanding in Afghanistan, strengthening influence, and posing growing risks to regional stability. Russia's deputy envoy to th... Read More

Karzai Calls for Reopening Girls' Schools as Afghanistan Marks World Children's Day

Afghanistan, Nov. 20 -- Former president Hamid Karzai urged authorities to reopen schools and universities for all girls in Afghanistan as country marked World Children's Day amid restrictions. Forme... Read More

UK Hosts Summit on Afghanistan Food Security Amid Rising Child Malnutrition

Afghanistan, Nov. 20 -- The United Kingdom hosted a two-day summit in London to address Afghanistan's food security crisis, highlighting urgent support needs for vulnerable populations and malnourishe... Read More

U.S. Approves $93 Million Missile Sale to India

Afghanistan, Nov. 20 -- The U.S. has approved a $93 million sale of Javelin missiles and Excalibur munitions to India, marking the first major defense deal since recent tensions. The U.S. State Depar... Read More

Iran Rejects Zero-Enrichment Deal, Calls It "Betrayal"

Afghanistan, Nov. 20 -- Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has firmly rejected any deal requiring zero uranium enrichment, calling it a "betrayal" and reaffirming Iran's commitment to its nuclear ... Read More

Afghanistan Turns to India as Trade Shifts After Pakistan Border Closure

Afghanistan, Nov. 20 -- Afghanistan is strengthening economic ties with India after Pakistan's border closure, turning to new trade routes and deeper cooperation to secure essential goods and expand r... Read More

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