Afghanistan nationals rally in Canada, seek end to Taliban’s restrictions on women
In a plea directed at the Canadian government, the activists sought educational scholarships for Afghan girls and women.
Afghanistan
Afghanistan
Three killed in attack on hotel hosting ‘Waziristan migrants’ in Khost: Taliban
Pakistani media reported the attack targeted Gul Bahadur, the leader of a faction of Pakistani Taliban.
World
Iran debates hijab laws as Mahsa Amini’s death anniversary approaches
The parliament voted to further discuss the bill within an exclusive commission.
Two Years Since Fall of Republic
Two years since fall of Kabul: Key developments on August 13, 2021
August 13 marked the day when the Taliban's white flag was raised in 17 provinces, while in the remaining 17 provinces, the three-colored republic flag still waved.
Afghanistan
Taliban’s ban on education takes its toll on girls in Afghanistan
Parents of girls in Jawzjan say their daughters are struggling with mental health problems due to ongoing ban on education
World
Maui inferno’s death toll reaches 89, marking century’s deadliest wildfire
A preliminary estimate by FEMA has placed the projected cost of rebuilding the decimated Lahaina at an astounding $5.5 billion.
Business
Northern Afghanistan’s drought crisis deepens
The parched earth in northern Baglan province has led to a crisis for farmers as wells and rivers also dry up
Health
EMERGENCY continues to focus on training female staff amidst constraints
The organization said that it persists in training women and actively employs over 370 women.
Women
Kabul: Students turn to tailoring amid extended school, universities closures
Members of the center underscored the necessity of this endeavor as a means of economic support for both themselves and their families
World
Death toll climbs to 36 in Hawaii fires, officials confirm
Fueled by robust winds from Hurricane Dora, which passed well to the south, the wildfires caught the island of Maui off-guard.