Five killed in Kandahar border clash, sources say
The incident disrupted the movement of migrants and transport at one of the most critical trade and transit points between the two countries....
Ex-minister Mustafa Kazemi, MPs remembered on 18th anniversary of Baghlan attack
The November 2007 explosion targeted a parliamentary delegation visiting a sugar factory in Pul-e-Khumri....
UN chief warns of rising dangers for journalists, citing global impunity
“Media professionals around the globe face mounting perils in their pursuit of truth,” Guterres said....
Taliban flog over 70 people in less than a month
The provinces with the highest number of floggings in the past month include Kabul, Kapisa and Laghman....
Afghanistan-Pakistan trade crossings remain closed for third day
Analysts warn that the prolonged closure could lead to higher prices for goods, decreased exports and further pressure on Afghanistan’s currency....
Taliban block World Teachers’ Day celebrations as EU praises Afghan educators
World Teachers’ Day, celebrated annually on Oct. 5, is being observed this year under the UN theme “The teachers we need for the education we want.”...
Afghans complain of poor internet quality days after nationwide blackout lifted
Users report frequent dropouts and significantly reduced speeds since the network returned following a 48-hour nationwide shutdown....
Afghanistan internet shutdown halts remittances, banking services
Afghans abroad said they have been unable to send money to their families since the shutdown began on Sept. 29....