Taliban’s divergent observance of Arafat day stirs confusion, criticism
This decision has sparked confusion and frustration among Afghan citizens, who are now uncertain about which observance to follow.
Afghanistan
Afghanistan
Amid ongoing deportations, over 5,600 Afghan migrants return home
Additionally, the ministry noted that 775 migrants deported from Pakistan returned through the Torkham crossing. Among these deportees were 149.
Afghanistan
Iranian interior minister calls for deportation of refugees
Vahidi revealed that 1.3 million undocumented Afghan refugees are currently residing in Iran.
Afghanistan
Preparations for Doha meeting still underway: UN
The UN-hosted Doha meeting is scheduled for the end of this month, where envoys from around 25 countries will exchange.
Afghanistan
Former Taliban official criticizes misuse of authority
He warned that absolute authority in the hands of a supreme leader often leads to dictatorship, where sycophants gain influence.
Afghanistan
USAID warns of acute food insecurity in Afghanistan’s central, northern and western regions
This situation in May was attributed to a slow recovery from recurrent droughts, recent floods, and limited access to food.
Afghanistan
Floods cause heavy financial losses in Bamiyan
According to the Taliban-run RTA, the floods devastated 41 hectares of land, destroyed 12 houses, and damaged 26 kilometers of.
Afghanistan
Taliban declares Monday as first day of Eid al-Adha, diverging from Saudi Arabia’s schedule
This contrasts with Saudi Arabia's announcement that Saturday, June 15, is the Day of Arafah, with Eid al-Adha commencing on.
Women
Afghanistan: Beauticians face dire hardship under Taliban restrictions
Fariba Ahmad, who used to work in a Kabul salon, earned 15,000 Afghanis a month. Now, she is unemployed.
Afghanistan
Taliban flogs nearly 150 people in 44 days, sparking outcry
The floggings have provoked strong reactions from Afghan citizens and human rights organizations, who condemn the Taliban's harsh policies as.