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  • Severe Weather Alert: Heavy Rainfall and Flooding Threaten 18 Provinces

    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

  • Taliban Welcomes New UNAMA Head, Hopes for Improved International Relations

    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 Calls Out Pakistan Army for Airstrike on Kabul Rehabilitation Center

    Amnesty International has condemned the Pakistan Army’s airstrike on the Omid Drug Rehabilitation Center in Kabul as a serious breach of international humanitarian law and potentially a war crime. The organization rejected claims that the center was a military target, highlighting the need for an independent investigation into the deadly attack that claimed at least 269 civilian lives and injured over 120 others.

    Wednesday, 22 July , 2026

  • UN Calls for Urgent Humanitarian Aid as Flood Devastation Strikes Nuristan, Afghanistan

    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

  • Devastating Floods Claim Lives and Displace Families in Eastern Afghanistan

    Severe flooding in Afghanistan’s eastern provinces has resulted in at least 40 fatalities, with many others injured or missing. Rescue operations are underway as international aid organizations mobilize to provide critical support to the affected communities. The floods have caused extensive damage to infrastructure and homes, leaving residents in mourning and in urgent need of assistance.

    Wednesday, 22 July , 2026

  • Iran Offers Support to Flood Victims in Nuristan Amidst Tragedy

    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

  • Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam Leader Calls for Rethink on Pakistan’s Afghanistan Policies

    Maulana Fazlur Rehman has accused the Pakistani government of enabling U.S. military operations in Afghanistan and is urging a reassessment of the nation’s foreign policy. Highlighting the need for a new approach towards neighboring countries, he stresses that such changes could foster greater stability and security in the region, while also criticizing domestic issues, including the treatment of religious institutions and the detention of former Prime Minister Imran Khan.

    Wednesday, 22 July , 2026

  • Taliban Urges Political Activists and Youth to Shape Afghanistan’s Future

    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

  • Desperate Need for Food Aid: Nearly 5 Million Mothers and Children in Afghanistan at Risk of Malnutrition

    The United Nations has issued a grave warning about the escalating malnutrition crisis in Afghanistan, affecting nearly 4.9 million mothers and children. With a marked increase in severe malnutrition cases among children, healthcare organizations stress the urgent need for global assistance to avert a deepening humanitarian disaster.

    Tuesday, 21 July , 2026

  • Devastating Flood in Nuristan Claims 20 Lives and Leaves Over 100 Missing

    A catastrophic flood in Nuristan province, Afghanistan, has resulted in at least 20 deaths and over 100 individuals reported missing, including local officials. The disaster has wreaked havoc in the capital, Paroon, destroying homes, markets, and infrastructure. Rescue operations are hampered by challenging terrain, and authorities warn of further rain and potential floods.

    Tuesday, 21 July , 2026

  • Afghanistan Faces Fuel Price Surge as Russia Cuts Oil Exports

    A drastic decline in Russian petroleum product exports following refinery airstrikes has triggered significant price increases in Afghanistan’s fuel market. The Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce held an emergency meeting to address the impact, as petrol and aviation fuel supplies plummet while diesel exports rise, leaving the country grappling with energy security concerns amidst geopolitical tensions.

    Monday, 20 July , 2026

  • Severe Weather Warning: Heavy Rainfall and Strong Winds Expected Across Multiple Provinces

    The Meteorological Department has alerted residents in over ten provinces to prepare for significant rainfall, flash floods, and dangerously high wind speeds, with warnings issued for northern, western, central, and southeastern regions. As weather systems converge, the public is urged to take precautions to safeguard lives and property.

    Monday, 20 July , 2026

  • Afghanistan’s Trade Transformation: Transit with Pakistan Plummets as Iranian Ports Rise

    Recent analyses reveal a staggering 93% decline in transit trade between Afghanistan and Pakistan since 2021, pushing Afghanistan towards a heavy reliance on Iranian ports for imports. As trade dynamics shift, critics highlight increased logistical costs and inflationary pressures affecting local livelihoods, raising concerns about the long-term economic impact on Afghan society.

    Monday, 20 July , 2026

  • Concerns Rise as Afghanistan Reports New Poliomyelitis Cases

    The Global Polio Eradication Initiative has reported four new cases of poliomyelitis in Afghanistan, bringing the total number of infections this year to eleven. Experts warn that the spread across distinct provinces highlights an urgent need for effective intervention, as officials in Kabul remain silent about preventive measures amidst ongoing logistical challenges.

    Sunday, 19 July , 2026

  • UN Highlights Rising Threats from ISIS-K and TTP Amid Al-Qaeda’s Decline in Afghanistan

    The UN Office of Counter-Terrorism reports a significant decrease in al-Qaeda’s influence in Afghanistan, identifying ISIS-Khorasan and Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan as the most pressing threats. In response, Kabul refutes claims of foreign militancy presence and reiterates its dedication to combating terrorism and ensuring regional stability.

    Sunday, 19 July , 2026

  • UN Urged to Act Against Violence Towards Women in Afghanistan Detention

    Afghanistan’s acting UN representative, Nasir Ahmad FaIQ, has called for urgent action from the international community after reports reveal severe violence against women and girls detained for hijab violations in Herat. Highlighting abuse of authority by local officials, FaIQ stressed the need for immediate accountability and international intervention to address these distressing human rights violations.

    Sunday, 19 July , 2026

  • WHO Warns of Extreme Heat Risks as Temperatures Surge in Afghanistan

    The World Health Organization has raised alarms about dangerously high temperatures in Afghanistan, advising residents to implement essential health measures to combat the impending heatwave. With forecasts predicting temperatures above 45 degrees Celsius in several provinces, experts emphasize hydration, protective clothing, and staying cool to prevent heat-related health issues.

    Sunday, 19 July , 2026

  • UNICEF Highlights Urgent Malnutrition Crisis Affecting 3.7 Million Afghan Children

    UNICEF has raised alarms about the deteriorating nutritional conditions in Afghanistan, revealing that 3.7 million children are at risk of severe malnutrition as acute malnutrition season peaks. Key factors such as food insecurity and limited access to nutritious foods have led to worsening conditions, particularly for children under two, who are most vulnerable. The organization calls for immediate action to avert a growing humanitarian crisis.

    Saturday, 18 July , 2026

  • Human Rights Organizations Urge Action Against Taliban Impunity on World Day of Criminal Justice

    On World Day of Criminal Justice, human rights groups from Afghanistan and beyond, led by the Tolerance Institute, have called for the international community to take urgent measures to confront the ongoing human rights violations under Taliban rule. Their joint statement emphasizes the urgent need for accountability, especially regarding the systemic disenfranchisement of women and girls, warning that without justice, sustainable peace in Afghanistan remains unattainable.

    Saturday, 18 July , 2026

  • Human Rights Watch Criticizes Pakistan’s Airstrikes in Afghanistan, Calls for Investigation

    Human Rights Watch has condemned Pakistan’s recent air and artillery attacks on Afghan territory as illegal and demands an independent international probe into potential war crimes. The organization highlights rising civilian casualties, including a deadly strike on a Kabul treatment center, while Kabul refutes Islamabad’s security claims. As diplomatic tensions escalate, the UN confirms no credible evidence supports Pakistan’s allegations regarding militant actions from Afghanistan.

    Friday, 17 July , 2026

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