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U.S. Plans Controversial Return of CIA-Trained Afghan Forces Amidst Rising Tensions
Abdul Karim Khurram, former head of Hamid Karzai’s office, alleges that the U.S. is using a recent National Guard shooting as a pretext to return thousands of CIA-trained Afghan forces. He warns that this could exacerbate the already volatile situation in the region, raising serious questions about Washington’s true motives.
Saturday, 29 November , 2025 -
Taliban Ambassador Blames Pakistan’s ISI for Conspiracy Following Deadly Washington Shooting
In the wake of a tragic shooting in Washington that left a National Guard soldier dead, Taliban ambassador Soheil Shaheen has accused Pakistan’s intelligence agency of orchestrating a conspiracy to tarnish the Taliban’s image. This incident underscores ongoing security concerns in Afghanistan post-U.S. withdrawal and reignites the debate over immigration policies in the U.S.
Monday, 1 December , 2025 -
Strengthening Bonds: Afghanistan and Iran Aim for $10 Billion Trade as Tensions with the U.S. Persist
In a recent address, Abdul Latif Nazari, Afghanistan’s Deputy Minister for Economic Affairs, praised Iran’s resilience against the United States as a moral struggle. He reaffirmed the deep cultural ties between the two nations and announced ambitious plans to boost bilateral trade to $10 billion, while advocating for Islamic unity in light of ongoing crises in Gaza.
Tuesday, 10 February , 2026 -
Kabul Residents Shift to Chicken as Trust in Butchers Erodes
In the wake of recent butchers’ arrests for selling illegal horse and donkey meat, Kabul residents are increasingly turning to chicken as a safer protein source. A noticeable drop in red meat consumption highlights growing concerns over meat quality and trust among local butchers. While municipal authorities assure ongoing oversight, many families now purchase meat infrequently, driven by doubts about its origins.
Monday, 14 September , 2026 -
German Politician Calls for Swift Deportation of Afghan Criminals Amid Surge in Asylum Applications
Beatrix von Storch of the Alternative for Germany party is urging the government to swiftly deport Afghan migrants convicted of crimes and those with rejected asylum claims. Despite these calls, the number of Afghan asylum applications in Germany has surged, with over 39,000 seeking refuge in just the first half of the year. This situation highlights the complex dynamics facing Afghan migrants amidst increasing political pressures.
Monday, 14 September , 2026 -
Afghan Returnees Demand Compensation as Pakistani Government Auctions Their Properties Worth Millions
A group of Afghan migrants returning from Pakistan reports that their business properties in Punjab, valued at approximately 100 million rupees, were auctioned off without compensation. Promises from local officials remain unfulfilled, leaving returnees in a precarious financial situation while struggling to reclaim their assets.
Monday, 14 September , 2026 -
Rising Cancer Rates in Afghanistan Highlight Urgent Need for Improved Treatment and Awareness
Afghanistan is grappling with a significant cancer crisis, with over 1.5 million people affected by the disease. Despite the alarming rise in cases, estimated at 50,000 new diagnoses annually, many patients face severe treatment constraints due to inadequate public healthcare resources and medication shortages. Experts are calling for increased awareness and better facilities to address the growing need.
Sunday, 13 September , 2026 -
Afghan Women Struggle Against Poverty and Unemployment Amid Taliban Restrictions
In Afghanistan, women face dire economic challenges as poverty and unemployment rise. Many, head of household, are resorting to low-paying jobs to support their families, while the Taliban’s restrictions stifle their employment opportunities. Urgent assistance from aid organizations is needed to address the escalating hardship faced by these women, many of whom have lost access to education and basic healthcare.
Sunday, 13 September , 2026 -
Lahore High Court Pauses Expulsion of Afghan Medical Students Amid Protests
In a significant ruling, the Lahore High Court has intervened to temporarily prevent the expulsion of Afghan medical students from their universities in Pakistan. The decision, prompted by protests from over 30 students and concerns raised during a review by Judge Khalid Ishaq, highlights the ongoing challenges faced by Afghan students in accessing education. The court has called for the suspension of a ban imposed by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council, ensuring that these students can continue their studies and participate in exams.
Saturday, 12 September , 2026 -
Afghanistan Reflects on 25 Years Since 9/11: A Journey of Transformation Amidst New Challenges
As Afghanistan commemorates the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, the nation grapples with the impact of enduring conflict and a significant transformation in education and media. Although the post-9/11 era saw advancements in women’s rights and access to education, the recent return of the Taliban has ushered in a wave of restrictions, threatening the hard-won progress. Many Afghans, particularly the youth, now seek opportunities beyond their borders in the face of renewed repression.
Saturday, 12 September , 2026 -
Polio Cases Increase in Afghanistan: WHO Reports Four New Infections
The World Health Organization has confirmed four new cases of polio in Afghanistan, bringing the total this year to 23. Cases were reported in Kunar, Nuristan, Farah, and Helmand provinces. Parents of affected children are urging for better support, while health experts stress the importance of vaccination and public awareness to combat the disease.
Friday, 11 September , 2026 -
Concerns Rise Over Quality and Affordability of Medications in Afghanistan
Afghans are increasingly alarmed by the prevalence of substandard and expired medications, with patients and doctors calling for stricter regulations. As medication costs soar, many drugs fail to effectively treat illnesses, pushing families to seek care abroad. Health experts stress the need for better oversight to ensure the safety and efficacy of medicines.
Friday, 11 September , 2026 -
Projected 3.1 Million Afghans to Face Internal Displacement by 2025
The Rich Organization’s latest report reveals that economic strife and natural disasters are expected to displace around 3.1 million Afghans by 2025, exacerbating the challenges faced by impoverished families lacking access to clean water and essential services.
Friday, 11 September , 2026 -
Pakistan Reassures Afghan Students: Educational Opportunities Remain Open
The Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs has confirmed that Afghan students with valid visas can continue their education in the country, easing fears of expulsion. This announcement, made by spokesperson Syed Haider Khan, comes amid concerns raised by students and human rights groups regarding the potential return of Afghan students to a restrictive educational environment back home.
Thursday, 10 September , 2026 -
Tensions Rise as Pakistan Withdraws from Peace Talks with Afghanistan
Escalating tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan follow the unexpected departure of the Pakistani delegation from peace negotiations in Istanbul. Afghan officials assert they will not tolerate any attacks from Pakistani territory, signaling a potential new phase of conflict amidst worsening relations.
Tuesday, 28 October , 2025 -
India’s Resilience: A Model Against U.S. Interventionism
An Afghan analyst critiques U.S. interventions in South Asia, highlighting Trump’s tariffs on India as an example of undue pressure. India’s resistance to U.S. demands may inspire other nations to prioritize their sovereignty and interests amidst geopolitical tensions.
Monday, 10 November , 2025 -
Hamid Karzai Urges Reopening of Schools for Girls on World Science Day
On World Science Day for Peace and Development, former Afghan President Hamid Karzai highlighted the critical need for universal education in Afghanistan, particularly for girls, urging the reopening of schools and universities. He warned of severe societal consequences as over 2.2 million girls face deprivation of education due to the Taliban’s ban.
Tuesday, 11 November , 2025 -
Urgent Action Needed: Afghanistan Faces Escalating Malnutrition Crisis Amid Winter Approaches
The World Food Programme warns of a deteriorating malnutrition crisis in Afghanistan, exacerbated by the return of families from neighboring countries. With over 3.7 million children and 1.2 million women affected, the situation is dire as winter nears and vital nutritional services are underfunded.
Tuesday, 11 November , 2025 -
Taliban Auction 3,000 Carats of Emerald Amidst Economic Crisis in Panjshir
In a bid to offset the impact of international aid cuts, local Taliban officials in Panjshir announced the sale of approximately 3,000 carats of emerald for nearly two million Afghani at a public auction. Despite the identification of 250 new emerald mines, experts raise concerns over the lack of oversight and transparency in the mining sector.
Thursday, 13 November , 2025 -
Taliban Accuses US of Airspace Violations Amid Regional Tensions
The Taliban government has condemned the United States for allegedly entering Afghanistan’s airspace with drones without permission, calling it a violation of national sovereignty. Spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid emphasized that these incursions must cease immediately while addressing security concerns over the presence of Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) within Afghan borders.
Saturday, 15 November , 2025
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