U.S. President Donald Trump on Saturday praised “brave” British soldiers, calling them warriors, a day after remarks he made about NATO troops in Afghanistan were described...
Afghanistan is set to host the next meeting of the working groups established under the United Nations-led Doha process. The development was announced following a meeting...
The issue has sparked criticism of Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s government, which took office in May 2025 and pledged in its coalition agreement to wind down voluntary...
DiCarlo arrived in Kabul in the early hours of Saturday, January 24. Her visit comes amid ongoing UN efforts to coordinate dialogue on Afghanistan’s political future,...
Afghanistan’s National Disaster Management Authority said on Saturday that 61 people have been killed and 110 others injured as a result of heavy rain and snowfall...
On the International Day of Education, UNESCO and UNICEF issued a joint statement urging urgent action to protect and restore the right to education for all...
Uzbekistan has explained its decision to join the U.S.-led Board of Peace, saying the move is closely tied to national and regional security priorities — including...
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer called U.S. President Donald Trump’s comments about European troops staying off the front lines in Afghanistan insulting and appalling, joining a...
He also proposed that Afghan nationals facing deportation in different EU countries could be grouped together and returned on chartered flights.
Despite the final-match setback, the series concluded in Afghanistan’s favour, marking a successful campaign as the team now turns its focus to preparations for the ICC...
Sky News US correspondent David Blevins said the remarks would be viewed as “grossly offensive” by allied nations whose troops fought and died alongside American forces.
Fitrat has been in Qatar this week where he attended the Doha International Defense Exhibition.
The new phase aims to strengthen livelihoods and expand economic opportunities for Afghan women in selected underserved provinces.
An estimated 270,000 children remain vulnerable across affected areas, many living in inadequate shelters without sufficient heating, winter clothing or access to basic healthcare.
DABS said the 220-kilovolt transmission line along the Pul-e-Khumri–Kabul route sustained technical damage due to heavy rainfall, snowfall, and strong winds.
The European Commission noted that the EU and its member states remain the world’s leading humanitarian aid donors.
The Ministry of Public Works announced that major highways, including the Salang Pass, have been temporarily closed to traffic.
Many residents have welcomed the snowfall as a sign of blessing and mercy, expressing happiness at the long-awaited change in weather.
The result leaves Afghanistan, currently ranked four places below the Windies, with an unassailable lead in the series.
The Council said terrorism in all its forms remains one of the most serious threats to peace and security in Afghanistan and globally.
