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An engineer who had set himself on fire in Kabul due to unemployment has died from his injuries.
Kabul – An engineer named Shams, who had set himself on fire yesterday on the road near Kabul International Airport due to the severe pressure of unemployment, has died from seriou…
A new study: The effects of pollution from NATO bases are still claiming victims among Afghans.
A recent study by the Dutch Institute for War, Holocaust and Genocide Studies shows that the effects of pollution caused by NATO military bases in Afghanistan may continue for year…
The United Nations: Nearly 6 million Afghans have returned to the country since 2023.
The United Nations has announced that nearly six million Afghans have returned to Afghanistan since 2023, and it is expected that another three million Afghans will return to their…
Shehbaz Sharif: The “Ghazab-ul-Haq” operation against the Taliban will continue.
Amid growing political and security tensions between Islamabad and the Taliban, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has announced that the military operation known as “Ghazab-…
The Afghan passport rose 13 places in the global ranking.
The General Directorate of Passports of Afghanistan has announced that the Afghan passport has climbed 13 places in the latest global ranking. According to the directorate, these c…
Taliban: Books in Herat will not be published without our permission.
The Taliban’s Department of Information and Culture in Herat has announced that, from now on, no type of book may be printed without coordination with the department, and official…
A bitter protest by a young Engineering Graduate against unemployment and poverty in Afghanistan’s capital.
Local sources in Kabul say that a man set himself on fire on Tuesday, May 19, near the airport road in protest against unemployment and poverty.According to eyewitnesses, the incid…
BBC: Hunger and poverty in Afghanistan have forced families to sell their children.
According to a new and shocking BBC report, in Ghor province, due to unemployment, poverty, and severe economic hardship, many Afghan families have been forced to make painful and…
Shortage of midwives and high-risk childbirths; Concerns grow over rising maternal mortality in Afghanistan.
As Afghanistan faces a severe shortage of healthcare services due to rapid population growth and the return of millions of migrants, restrictions imposed on women’s education in me…
The demolition of Minar-e-Nijat in Kabul by the Taliban has sparked widespread reactions.
The demolition of Minar-e-Nijat in Kabul, one of the historical symbols of Afghanistan ’s capital, has sparked widespread reactions among citizens, cultural activists, and some pol…