Norwegian Refugee Council warns families at risk as cross-border clashes with Taliban escalate
The latest escalation followed Pakistani airstrikes that killed 18 members of one family, including women and children, in Nangarhar province
Taliban-run Education Ministry says the victims included five boys and three girls in Nangarhar province
Taliban warn of an “appropriate and measured” response; Pakistan claims the operation targeting what it called militant hideouts along the border
Four family members rescued with injuries, 19 still trapped under rubble after overnight airstrikes
For World Food Day, October 16, 2024, the Afghan Times and IUF Asia/Pacific released a report “Women and Food Insecurity in Afghanistan” highlighting the country’s worsening food crisis, deteriorating health conditions, and rising malnutrition, exacerbated by…
Women in the flooded provinces do not feel they can talk about…
For World Food Day, October 16, 2024, the Afghan Times and IUF Asia/Pacific released a report “Women…
The Taliban has doubled down on its ban on women working in…
For World Food Day, October 16, 2024, the Afghan Times and IUF Asia/Pacific released a report “Women…
The Taliban's Minister of Higher Education, Neda Mohammad Nadeem, announced…
Pakistan and Iran are deporting Afghans back to poverty, repression and uncertainty in one of the decade’s largest forced migrations.
At least 2,205 killed and 3,640 injured in Kunar Province; women and children hardest hit as humanitarian crisis deepens.
Hundreds still trapped as rescue operations continue in quake-hit Kunar province
Taliban reports more than 3,100 injured and 5,400 homes destroyed, calls for urgent international aid
Rescue efforts intensify as aid struggles to reach remote areas
Killing at least 800 people and injuring more than 2,800 in the Kunar and Nangarhar provinces.
New Law Censors Poetry, Forces Poets to Praise Leadership and Follow Strict Guidelines
Rights groups condemn arbitrary detention of minors amid rising abuse of power by Taliban authorities.
Premature Births Double in Central-Southern Afghanistan Amid Alarming Rise in Child Marriages
With 3.5 million children at risk, reduced humanitarian support has left families and health systems overwhelmed.
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