Takhar youth forced to find work outside the country due to economic crisis
Shop owners in the province say the heavy taxes imposed on them by the Taliban are also negatively impacting business
Afghanistan
Women
Female students devastated at ban on writing university entrance exam
Some students have said they spent years preparing for the exam only to have their hopes and dreams shattered by.
Afghanistan
US peace talks ‘opened the gates to Kabul for Taliban’: report
Norwegian peace research institute says in new report Washington’s Doha Agreement directly led to collapse of former republic government
Women
Beauty salon owners and employees appeal for ban to be reversed
Women who work in the industry say they don’t want to be prisoners and have the right to live a.
Afghanistan
Taliban dispute Iran’s claims of Daesh leaders relocating to Afghanistan
Iran’s foreign ministers says Daesh leaders and trained fighters have moved to Afghanistan from Iraq, Syria and Libya in recent.
Afghanistan
Afghanistan’s ongoing state blamed on US, ex-government, Massoud asserts
Masoud emphasized that the US's strategy in combating terrorism in Afghanistan was deeply flawed.
Afghanistan
Residents in parts of Kabul endure hours-long waits for access to water
Residents in parts of Kabul are grappling with a serious water shortage, enduring hours-long waits to access water.
Afghanistan
Residents of remote Kunar valley deprived of basic life facilities
Accessing this valley is no easy task due to the absence of suitable roads.
Women
Beauticians struggle as Taliban bans beauty salons
Many beauticians view the decision as unfair and discriminatory, emphasizing their right to earn a living and provide for their.
Afghanistan
Taliban calls for ‘dialogue and engagement’ amid EU sanctions
Among the targeted individuals are Taliban's acting ministers of education and justice, Habibullah Agha and Abdul-Hakim Sharei.