SPORTS
Afghanistan pip Sri Lanka in final T20
Afghanistan have pipped Sri Lanka by three runs in the third and final match of the T20 International series at the Rangiri Dambulla Cricket Stadium .
Australia Wins Cricket World Cup for 6th Time.
AP) — Virat Kohli covered his face with his India cap. Rohit Sharma walked off with his head down. What felt like the only cheers inside the 132,000-capacity Narendra
Afghanistan to Play First Match of T20I Series
Afghanistan National Cricket Team is due to play its first match of the T20I series against the UAE today at 06:30 PM (Afghanistan Time). The Afghanistan Cricket Board late
EDUCATIONAL
In Helmand, Young Refugees are Deprived of
Many of the displaced youth of Helmand say that they have been displaced from their homes many times in
UNICEF Humanitarian Aid to Nimroz Province Schools
The distribution of a number of tables and chairs for a number of schools in Nimroz has made the
Reactions to the Closing of Universities to Girls
The decision of the Islamic Emirate to suspend the education of girls in universities has provoked domestic and foreign
WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
A Factory Run by a Woman
A woman is in charge of a shampoo factory in Kandahar. 15 other women are also working in this factory and most of them support their families financially. A
The Drum (Daf) Saleswoman Complains About the
Deljan, one of the women who sell Drum (Daf), says that her work decreased and the def buying interest has decreased. They call on the Islamic Emirate to pay
Baerbock: Germany Continues to Stand for Human
German Foreign Minister, Annalena Baerbock said that their solidarity with the people in Afghanistan is unbroken and they continue to stand for human rights in Afghanistan. Our solidarity with
Women Banned From Visiting Band-e-Amir National
Mohammad Khaled Hanafi, the acting Minister of Virtue and Vice, asked all religious clerics and security agencies to forbid women from visiting Amir Band National Park at a meeting
WHO Alert on Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Health
Estimated 24 mothers die each day of preventable maternal mortality causes under the current funding, and this number is projected to rise dramatically, WHO Afghanistan said. The World Health
UNICEF Provided Cash Assistance to Over 80
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) says that in the first half of 2023, it has provided cash assistance to over 80,600 of the most vulnerable households in Afghanistan.
Carpet Weaving Women in Faryab Complain Lack of a
Several local carpet manufacturers in Maimana (the capital of Faryab province), are concerned lack of a sales market and the decrease in their handicraft production. Handicraft products stagnate due
OCHA Called the Islamic Emirate to Reopen Schools
The Organization for the Coordination of Humanitarian Aid of the United Nations (OCHA) reiterate the call for secondary schools for girls to be reopened in Afghanistan. In a message
ENTERTAINMENT
ISLAMIC
Afghanistan Mourns the Loss of Renowned Quran
The Islamic community of Afghanistan and Afghans around the world are mourning the loss of Barakatullah Saleem, a revered figure in Quranic recitation and scholarship, who passed away at
Islamic Emirate: Daesh Suppressed in Afghanistan
The Islamic Emirate said that Daesh has been suppressed in Afghanistan and does not have the ability to harm other countries from Afghanistan. The Islamic Emirate’s spokesperson, Zabihullah Mujahid,
Islamic Emirate Reacts to UN Report on Women in
The Islamic Emirate’s spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid, in response to the joint report of UN institutions addressing the situation of women in Afghanistan, said that UNAMA is preventing the political
Taliban Reportedly Dismantled Islamic State Bases
ISLAMABAD — Taliban security forces in Afghanistan have reportedly killed an Islamic State operative and captured several others during overnight raids on the militant group’s bases near the border
Islamic Emirate Estimates Daesh Numbers in
The Islamic Emirate’s spokesman, Zabiullah Mujahid, said that the Daesh has been suppressed in Afghanistan and that between 70 to 80 Daesh members are estimated to be based in
Islamic Emirate Asks Countries for Flexibility in
The Islamic Emirate’s spokesperson, Zabihullah Mujahid, said that they are trying to solve some challenges in the way of interaction of countries with the current Afghan government. Although Mujahid
Islamic State Claims Responsibility For Deadly
The Islamic State extremist group claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing on October 13 that Taliban police said killed seven Shi’ite worshippers and wounded 15 others during Friday prayers.
Taliban’s Opposition to Islamic Sects; Nadeem:
Afghanistan is recognized for its diverse social, linguistic, and religious structure. The country encompasses multiple Islamic sects, various ethnic groups, and diverse languages, each with its believers and advocates.
WORLD NEWS
Putin Foe Alexei Navalny Dies in Jail, West Holds
(Reuters) – Alexei Navalny, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s most formidable domestic opponent, fell unconscious and died on Friday after a walk at the “Polar Wolf” Arctic penal colony where
Female Artists Promote Nuristani Engraving in Herat
A group of artist girls in Herat are attempting to develop Nuristani engraving in this province. Nuristani engraving originally comes from Nuristan province, which has been popular in Herat
Refugees Duress Didn’t Work, So What’s Next?
Pakistan’s Interim government took an unprecedented decision to expel 1.73 million Afghan refugees from its land. This move was not only unprecedented in terms of the number of people
Enhancement of Legal Culture and Awareness of The
Increasing legal culture and awareness are fundamental principles of a fair and prosperous society. In Uzbekistan, the promotion of legal culture and the development of the legal awareness of
Rising Tensions Between Afghanistan, Pakistan:
While Pakistan initially harbored hopes for improved relations with the TTA (Tahreek-e Taliban Afghanistan) following the formulation of the IAG (Interim Afghan Government) in Afghanistan, concerns regarding the Tehreek-e
German Project of US-Sanctioned Former Afghan MP
The US sanctions against former Wolesi Jirga speaker Mir Rahman Rahmani and his son, ex-MP Ajmal Rahmani, have led to first consequences in Germany where most of their sanctioned
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