Flights over Afghanistan surge as Middle East tensions rise
As tensions continue, more civilian aircraft have altered their routes to traverse Afghanistan's airspace.
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Local, foreign investors attend third Abu Hanifa exhibition in Kabul
The event is intended to serve as a platform to market Afghan products and introduce them to a broader audience.
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Iranian official warns Afghan carpet smuggling threatens domestic industry
The appeal of Afghan carpets, he noted, stems in part from their affordability.
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In Afghanistan’s Ghor province, poverty pushes children into hazardous labor
Local residents describe a desperate situation in which they have little choice but to rely on their children’s labor to.
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Family visits to Kabul parks plunge under Taliban restrictions
"In the past, 70 percent of our visitors were families," said Habib Khan Zazi, a park manager.
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Key Pakistan-Afghanistan border crossing reopens after tribal clashes
Essential supplies such as food, medicine, and fuel spoiled during the closure, adding to the difficulties faced by those in.
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Herat money exchangers accuse Taliban of meddling in union election
The election, which takes place every three years, is intended to be free from government influence, as the union operates.
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Taliban detains money exchangers again in Herat
In August, the Taliban introduced new regulations for money exchangers in Herat, requiring them to provide large sums as guarantees.
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Livestock farmers in Badghis struggle with soaring costs of grazing land
Farmers report paying between 50,000 and 200,000 Afghanis ($734 to $2,938) for access to grazing areas.
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Taliban awards contracts for 183 mining projects to local, foreign companies in one year
The Taliban-run Ministry of Mines and Petroleum announced that it has signed contracts for 167 small mining projects, with a.