Use of foreign currency declines in Nimroz, residents say
Nimroz, located in southwestern Afghanistan along the border with Iran, has long seen foreign currencies in use, a practice common.
Afghanistan, Business
Afghanistan, South Asia
Pakistan’s foreign minister blames predecessors for TTP resurgence
Speaking during a briefing, Mr. Dar attributed the re-entry of 35,000 to 40,000 TTP fighters to poorly considered policies, including.
Afghanistan
Afghan migrants detail hardships after forced deportation from Pakistan
Many of these migrants, now clustered in a remote corner of Helmand Province, described their struggles to rebuild their lives.
Afghanistan
Over 7 million Afghans left without vital aid, WFP warns
Pauline Eloff, head of WFP emergencies, described the dire situation in a video message, highlighting how heavy snow isolates many.
Afghanistan
Iran executes three Afghan nationals in drug-related cases
Hengaw noted a significant rise in executions related to drug offenses in Iran over the past four years.
Afghanistan
Taliban publicly flog man in Baghlan
The man was given 39 lashes and sentenced to one year and two months in prison
Afghanistan
First snowfall blankets Kabul
For many, the snowfall evoked memories of old Kabul, when winter was celebrated with community gatherings.
Afghanistan
Taliban say they have not requested funds from Pakistan to relocate TTP fighters
Taliban deputy spokesman described the remarks by Pakistan’s Defense Minister Khawaja Asif as “baseless,”
Afghanistan
Taliban leader says PVPV enforcers responsible for reforming society, youth
“The system’s stability depends on the proper implementation of these principles,” Akhundzada said.
Afghanistan
Pakistan releases 54 Afghan nationals from detention
Taliban said the detentions were due to the individuals' lack of legal residency documents.