US retains ability to counter terrorism in Pak-Afghan region

The Taliban has promised to keep terrorists out of Afghanistan, but the United States has stated that it still has...

Taliban appeals to Pakistan for peace talks with TTP

The Afghan Taliban has renewed its call for peace talks between Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan and Pakistan as...

How Taliban plans to make money out of Buddha statue it destroyed

Taliban which itself destroyed the historically and culturally significant ‘Buddhas of Bamiyan’, now want to make...

University entrance exams held without women

The first set of university exams were held in 11 of the 34 provinces in Afghanistan without any female students in...

Afghanistan: EU announces aid as food insecurity worsens

The European Union has announced humanitarian aid of 7.6 million euros to address the needs of vulnerable citizens...

UNHCR providing trade skills to women, girls in Afghanistan

These women and girls who have been included in the project “Making Afghanistan”, earn their income by selling their...

Pak: KP on alert after Afghan national's death from Congo fever

Health officials have told Dawn that eight Congo fever cases had been reported in the province with three of them...

EU announces Euro 7.6 million in humanitarian aid for Afghanistan

The European Union will provide support to farmers for improving food production and the restoration of unirrigated...

Swedish humanitarian body suspends activities in Afghanistan

The Swedish Committee for Afghanistan, a humanitarian organisation, said on Wednesday that part of its operations...

Cases of Crimean–Congo fever surged in June in Afghanistan

The cases of Crimean–Congo Hemorrhagic Fever (CCHF) highly increased in the month of June, the World Health...

Afghanistan: Only male students to enrol for University Exam

The National Examination Authority of Afghanistan (NEXA) said that according to the letter by the Ministry of Higher...

Kabul: Women makeup artists protest against ban on beauty salons

The protesters said that thousands of women would lose their jobs if the decision remains.