The Taliban’s Weather Bureau warns of possible heavy rains and flash floods across 20 provinces in Afghanistan, urging residents to take precautions following recent devastating floods. Expected rainfall could reach 35 millimeters, heightening risks in already vulnerable regions.
Saturday, 25 July , 2026
The Taliban’s Ministry of Interior has assured that the security situation in Afghanistan is stable, prioritizing the safety of foreign tourists, despite ongoing travel advisories from the U.S. and European nations due to concerns over terrorism and kidnappings. Officials emphasize improved security conditions since 2021, with reports of increased foreign tourist arrivals drawn to the country’s cultural and natural attractions.
Saturday, 25 July , 2026
In a landmark ruling, the German Constitutional Court mandated that the federal government must individually evaluate visa applications from Afghan residents, overturning a previous decision by the Berlin Administrative Court. This legal shift comes after concerns over the cancellation of acceptance programs for Afghans, particularly affecting those like an Afghan woman in Pakistan who were promised support by Germany but found themselves in limbo.
Saturday, 25 July , 2026
The International Afghan Students Association has condemned King Edward Medical University’s directive requiring Afghan students and doctors to vacate their dormitories within 48 hours. This move exacerbates the ongoing humanitarian crisis for Afghan refugees amid visa renewal halts and forced evictions. The UNHCR is actively engaging with Pakistani authorities to address the situation, highlighting the unjust impact on the educational prospects of these students.
Thursday, 23 July , 2026
The Federal Investigation Agency of Pakistan has arrested four people, including two senior officials from NADRA, for their involvement in a scheme to issue fraudulent identity documents to Afghan citizens. Ongoing investigations suggest potential ties to armed groups as authorities work to dismantle the network.
Thursday, 23 July , 2026
In response to catastrophic flooding in eastern Afghanistan, which has resulted in at least 23 deaths and many missing, the World Health Organization has released urgent health guidelines. The recommendations focus on water safety, food hygiene, and general health practices to mitigate the risk of disease outbreaks in affected areas.
Thursday, 23 July , 2026
The Afghan Ministry of Refugees and Repatriations has facilitated the return of 1,099 migrants from Pakistan, who were recently released from detention centers. The returnees entered Afghanistan through the Torkham and Spin Boldak borders, receiving initial support to help them reintegrate. This surge in returnees coincides with increasing reports of harsh treatment of Afghan migrants in Pakistan, including detentions and expulsions.
Thursday, 23 July , 2026
In response to the deadly floods that have devastated Nuristan province, the Qatari Embassy in Kabul has expressed its heartfelt condolences to the victims’ families and reiterated its commitment to supporting the Afghan people during this challenging time. As search and rescue efforts continue, Qatari diplomats emphasize solidarity with Afghanistan, while relief operations are underway to assess the damage and provide necessary assistance.
Thursday, 23 July , 2026
The Meteorological Department has issued a warning for heavy rainfall and potential flash floods across 18 provinces, including Kabul. Residents in vulnerable areas are urged to take safety precautions and limit travel as strong winds and dust storms may also disrupt conditions.
Thursday, 23 July , 2026
Suhail Shaheen, the Taliban’s representative in Qatar, expressed optimism over the appointment of Rabab Fatima as the new head of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan. He urged for recognition of Afghanistan’s realities and highlighted the need for enhanced engagement between Kabul and the global community. With ongoing discussions about Afghanistan’s UN seat, Shaheen emphasized the importance of prioritizing cultural context and addressing misunderstandings to foster better diplomatic relations.
Wednesday, 22 July , 2026
Amnesty International has labelled the airstrike conducted by the Pakistani military on the Omid Addiction Treatment Center in Kabul a severe violation of international humanitarian law, calling for an independent investigation. The attack resulted in the tragic loss of 269 civilians and patients, with no evidence supporting Islamabad’s claims of a military target. The NGO emphasizes the need for accountability and reviews of military decision-making processes.
Wednesday, 22 July , 2026
In the wake of catastrophic floods in Nuristan province, the acting head of Afghanistan’s UN mission has expressed profound condolences to the victims’ families and urged for immediate international assistance. With ongoing search operations revealing severe casualties in Parun, local and global relief efforts are being mobilized to address critical needs including food and medical care.
Wednesday, 22 July , 2026
At least 40 people have died and many are injured or missing following severe flooding in Afghanistan’s eastern provinces. The UN has launched emergency assessments and aid efforts as local communities grapple with significant loss and damage to infrastructure and homes.
Wednesday, 22 July , 2026
The Iranian Embassy in Kabul expressed deep sorrow over the recent devastating floods in Nuristan province, extending condolences to grieving families. In a recent communication with local officials, the deputy ambassador affirmed Iran’s commitment to providing aid to those affected, including assistance from Iranian citizens and charities. The floods have claimed at least 20 lives and left over 100 people missing, prompting ongoing search and rescue efforts.
Wednesday, 22 July , 2026
Maulana Fazlur Rehman has criticized Pakistan’s historical cooperation with the U.S. during the Afghanistan conflict, calling for a reassessment of Islamabad’s approach toward its neighbors to ensure lasting security. He voiced concerns over domestic issues, including the treatment of religious schools and the detention of Imran Khan, emphasizing the need for a shift in regional relations to foster stability.
Wednesday, 22 July , 2026
The Taliban’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs is calling for active participation from political activists and the youth in Afghanistan’s reconstruction and development efforts. Emphasizing the importance of national interests and public service, officials stress the necessity of collaboration across society to foster stability and growth following years of conflict.
Wednesday, 22 July , 2026
The United Nations has issued a grave warning about the escalating malnutrition crisis in Afghanistan, with about 4.9 million mothers and children urgently requiring food assistance. Amidst increasing poverty and diminishing international aid, humanitarian agencies stress the need for immediate intervention to prevent further health deterioration among vulnerable populations.
Tuesday, 21 July , 2026
Tragedy strikes Nuristan province in northeastern Afghanistan as severe flooding results in at least 20 deaths and over 100 missing individuals. The disaster has obliterated homes, markets, and agricultural lands, prompting ongoing search and rescue operations amidst fears of rising casualty numbers. Local officials warn of continued rainfall and additional flooding risks.
Tuesday, 21 July , 2026
A dramatic decline in Russian oil product exports, particularly petrol and aviation fuel, has led to a price shock in Afghanistan’s fuel market. The Chamber of Commerce and Investment convened an emergency meeting as petrol prices skyrocketed due to a substantial 34% decrease in exports to Afghanistan. While there is a welcomed increase in diesel exports, the country’s heavy reliance on fuel imports poses substantial risks to its economic stability.
Monday, 20 July , 2026
The Meteorological Department has issued a warning for severe weather conditions, including heavy rainfall and winds reaching up to 100 km/h, affecting over ten provinces. Residents in vulnerable areas are urged to take precautions as flash floods and dangerous winds pose significant risks, particularly on July 20.
Monday, 20 July , 2026