Inadequate Strategy in Identifying Natural Disaster Risks in Afghanistan The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has recently highlighted the lack of a suitable and adequate strategy in identifying the risks caused by natural disasters in Afghanistan. In a tweet on Thursday the organization expressed concerns…
Meeting between UN Special Representative Roza Atunbayeva and Afghan Ministry Amir Khan Muttaqi In a recent update from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Emirate, the spokesman, Hafiz Zia Ahmad, announced that the Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary General, Roza Atunbayeva, had a meeting with the…
The combination of poverty, destitution, Taliban restrictions, persistent unemployment, and an uncertain future has driven many citizens in Afghanistan to the brink of despair. Tragically, some individuals have chosen to take their own lives as a result. Recent suicide rates present a somber picture, with 120 voluntary suicides recorded over…
Illegal Road Facilitates Commercial Transactions in Spin Boldak The recent opening of an unauthorized road on the outskirts of Spin Boldak by the Ministry of Industry and Chamber of Commerce has stirred up controversy. This newly established route exclusively caters to trucks, aiming to streamline commercial transactions between Pakistani and Afghan businessmen. Termed as the Narsami port, it is situated in the dividing area along the Durand Line, which has…
Proposed legislation seeks to freeze assets, restrict visas, and demand reforms from Taliban Several American Republican senators are preparing to introduce a bill that aims to impose new sanctions against the Taliban in response to their actions, including human rights violations in Afghanistan. The proposed legislation, if passed by Congress, would require the US president to impose sanctions on the Taliban for their involvement in terrorist activities, drug trafficking, and…
Traffic Incidents in Nangarhar Province Claim One Life and Injure Ten Others Nangarhar province, located in Afghanistan, witnessed two separate traffic incidents on Wednesday, resulting in one fatality and ten individuals sustaining injuries. Abdul Basir Zabali, the spokesperson of the Nangarhar Security Command, attributed these unfortunate events to the negligence of the drivers involved. The incidents occurred in the districts of Chaparhar and Rodat, raising concerns about road safety in…
Jagmohan Singh Dedication to Afghanistan Spurs Calls for Inclusion and Support Jagmohan Singh, the sole Sikh citizen residing in the city of Gardiz, the capital of Paktia Province, expresses his deep love for his country and firmly declares that he will never leave. Despite his unwavering dedication, Mr. Singh laments the societal prejudice he faces as a Sikh individual. However, it is believed that if the Islamic Emirate were to establish shelters, places of worship, and employment opportunities for Sikhs…
Allegations of Violations Against Afghan Refugees Demand Immediate Action In recent months, concerning reports have emerged, accusing the host countries of Afghan refugees of violating international rights, engaging in abusive practices, and enforcing forced departures. Such allegations undermine the fundamental principles of humanity, compassion, and respect for human rights that should guide the treatment of asylum seekers. As the financial and administrative assistant of the Ministry of Refugees and Returnees, I feel compelled to address this urgent matter and call…
Rashid Khan Ruled Out of First Two ODIs Against Sri Lanka with Back Injury The cricket world was hit with disappointing news as Afghanistan’s star spinner, Rashid Khan, was ruled out of the first two matches of the one-day international series against Sri Lanka due to a back injury. The Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) made the announcement, revealing that the injury had sidelined the talented all-rounder temporarily. Rashid Khan’s absence will undoubtedly be felt by the Afghan team, as he…
The ruling party in Mozambique, Frelimo, has called for the disarmament of the remaining Renamo guerrillas before the upcoming local elections. This appeal comes as part of the ongoing efforts to promote peace and stability in the country and ensure a conducive environment for democratic processes. Frelimo’s stance highlights the importance of complete disarmament to foster a peaceful political landscape and enhance the credibility of local elections in Mozambique. “We want this process to take place before the municipal elections,…
Families of Afghan Refugees Raise Concerns over Late Arrival of Bodies from Bulgaria The families of 18 Afghan refugees who died while trying to reach the European Union have criticized the delays in the handling of their loved ones’ remains. They have cited prolonged processes and refund issues as the cause of the extended wait time. Taliban Speak Out Hafiz Zia Ahmad, the Deputy Spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Taliban, spoke out in defense of the…
IEA Acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi Supports Dignified Living for All Afghans Amir Khan Muttaqi reiterates the Islamic Emirate’s policy, stating that all Afghans have the right to live with dignity in their homeland. Motaghi made this statement during a meeting with the families of 18 Afghan immigrants who died in Bulgaria four months ago. Creating Work Opportunities for All Afghans In the same meeting, Muttaqi emphasized the importance of providing work opportunities for all Afghans in their country.…
Taliban Appoints Committee to Oversee NGO Work and Recruitment in Herat Amid Criticism Amid criticism, the Taliban has appointed a committee to oversee non-governmental organizations’ work in Herat, emphasizing its goal to “create transparency” regarding aid distribution, project implementation, and staff recruitment. The four-member delegation, which includes a representative from the governor’s office and three from Herat’s economy department, has already identified and blocked 48 institutions deemed illegal or “against the principles of the system.” However, the Taliban has yet…
Acting Mines and Petroleum Minister Meets Faryab Governor and Leaders, Vows to Address Development Issues Acting Mines and Petroleum Minister, Sheikh Shahabuddin Delawar, recently held a meeting with the Governor of Faryab, scholars, elders, and influential people from the province to discuss the development needs of the region. Acknowledging the Importance of the Visit The Governor expressed gratitude for the Acting Minister’s visit to the north of the country and appreciated the opportunity to discuss the development issues facing the…
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