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Afghanistan FA President Denied Player’s Sexual Allegations

The Afghanistan Football Federation president, Keramuudin Karim, has denied allegations he sexually and physically abused members of the women’s national team.
Tuesday, 1 January , 2019
Afghanistan Postpones Next year’s Presidential Election due to Technical Problems

Afghanistan’s election commission says the presidential vote scheduled for April will be postponed for several months to allow time to fix technical problems that surfaced during October’s parliamentary elections.
Wednesday, 26 December , 2018
Afghanistan Government Compound Attack Left More than 40 Dead

More than 40 people died Monday in a bombing and attack at a government building in Kabul, Afghan government officials say.
Wednesday, 26 December , 2018
Water shortages worsen in Afghanistan as drought persists

More than the two million Afghans affected as La Nina has devastating effect on the planting season and Afghans are facing water shortages due to the persistent drought.
Monday, 24 December , 2018
Iran Border Police ‘Mistreatment’ with Afghan Refugees, Deputy AMB Summoned

Iran’s deputy ambassador says the move by the Iranian policeman requires a thorough investigation for a video went viral on social media last week.
Sunday, 23 December , 2018
US Meets Taliban to Discuss the long-lost Peace in Afghanistan

U.S. and Taliban officials were set to meet in the United Arab Emirates Monday to discuss ending the long-running war in Afghanistan.
Tuesday, 18 December , 2018
Afghanistan-Pakistan’s Water Conflict Looms

For Afghanistan, the Kabul River is far more than a tool of coercive diplomacy against Pakistan.
Sunday, 16 December , 2018
Afghanistan: The Legacy of the British Empire. A Brief History

The Complex Tapestry of Afghanistan’s History: A Cultural Crossroads Ariana News Agency – Afghanistan, a nation with a rich and intricate history, stands at a unique cultural crossroads. This land, characterized by its mountainous terrain and strategic geographical position, is home to over 20 major ethnic groups and more than 50 in total. With over […]
Monday, 3 December , 2018
Taliban doesn’t get hands off Afghan’s back, Hazaras slaughtered in Australia

Even safely resettled in Australia, the spectre of Taliban violence still haunts the targeted minority group.
Saturday, 1 December , 2018
UK to Help £35m to Afghanistan as Humanitarian Crisis Worsens

The crisis in Afghanistan growing as a new report warns that almost half of the rural population – 10.6 million people – are likely to be affected by severe food insecurity.
Wednesday, 28 November , 2018
Tragedy Tales of Afghan Women which is to be Story Movie

The Silent Voices: Afghan Women and Their Unyielding Fight for Justice Ariana News Agency- Afghan women have long been overshadowed by patriarchal structures that seek to silence their voices. In a society where fathers, brothers, uncles, and even neighbors assume the right to dictate their lives, the stories of Afghan women often remain unheard, buried […]
Monday, 26 November , 2018
Negligence Helped Taliban to Plunge Afghanistan’s Last Peaceful Region into Chaos

Violent attacks and assaults planned by the Taliban still keep beating Afghanistan more Severe than before.
Saturday, 24 November , 2018
Abducted Pakistani Police Officer’s Body Found in Afghanistan

Afghan authorities Thursday returned the body of a Pakistani policeman who disappeared in Islamabad about three weeks ago and was found dead in an Afghan border region, an unsolved killing that has worsened tensions between the uneasy neighbors.
Saturday, 17 November , 2018
Life-saving medical care for mothers in Afghanistan+ Statistics

In Khost, Afghanistan, what should be an exciting time for women can in reality be the most dangerous.
Wednesday, 14 November , 2018
‘I did it for every single girl’: the first Afghan woman to scale Mount Noshaq

Conquering Afghanistan’s highest peak was once unthinkable for Hanifa Yousoufi. Then she joined a climbing group, braving frostbite and the Taliban to strike a blow for gender equality.
Monday, 12 November , 2018
Drought has Displaced More Afghans than conflict, UN warns

Over two million are threatened by effects of water shortages.
Sunday, 11 November , 2018
Afghanistan Is the World’s Polio Capital. These Afghans Hope to Fix That

At just 2 years old, Madina had been vaccinated seven times. It was not enough: When she fell ill this fall, a trip to the doctor in Kandahar City confirmed that she was among the latest Afghan toddlers to contract polio.
Sunday, 11 November , 2018
40 Killed or Wounded in Kandahar’s Traffic Accident: local officials

At least 15 passengers were killed and 25 others were wounded during a traffic accident on Saturday, local officials said.
Saturday, 8 September , 2018
Bamyan Governor Faces Criticism Over Biased Acts

Civilian Movement under the title of “Tajik and Pashtun Justice Movement” criticized the discriminatory performance of central Bamyan’s local authorities during a press conference in Kabul.
Sunday, 15 April , 2018
Women in Northern Afghanistan Play Bowling

The first women bowling tournament was held under the name of “Jam-e Gul-e Surkh” in the northern region of Afghanistan.
Sunday, 15 April , 2018