Afghan child malnutrition is soaring as aid cuts force clinics to turn away families, the World Food Programme warns. With support dwindling, vulnerable children face an even greater threat amid the relentless crisis
Snowy Valleys, Balloon Bikes, and a Wild Game of Buzkashi: A Stunning New Perspective on Afghanistan in Pictures
Published on :A breathtaking photo essay in The Guardian unveils Afghanistan beyond the headlines: from snowy valleys and vibrant balloon-adorned bikes to the thrilling chaos of buzkashi, it brings the country’s rich culture and unyielding spirit to life in striking detail
Afghanistan Food Prices and Food Insecurity Update – June 2026
Published on :The June 2026 report on Afghanistan’s food prices reveals a sharp surge in costs and deepening food insecurity. Soaring inflation and ongoing supply disruptions put millions at risk, emphasizing the critical need for immediate humanitarian action nationwide
Deadly Floods in Afghanistan Claim at Least 26 Lives as Aid Agencies Rush to Help Survivors
Published on :Deadly floods in Afghanistan have tragically claimed at least 26 lives, sparking a swift response from aid agencies racing to reach survivors. Rescue teams are working tirelessly amid widespread devastation and critical humanitarian needs
How the Iran War Is Transforming Afghanistan and Pakistan’s Geopolitical Future
Published on :The Iran war is dramatically transforming the geopolitical landscape of Afghanistan and Pakistan, fueling stronger regional alliances and heightening security tensions. This conflict highlights the evolving power dynamics reshaping South Asia
Cyberattack Alert: SideCopy Targets Afghanistan Finance Ministry with Xeno RAT
Published on :A Pakistan-linked group called SideCopy has launched a cyberattack on Afghanistan’s Finance Ministry using the Xeno RAT malware, underscoring the persistent and sophisticated cyber espionage activities unfolding in the region, cybersecurity experts reveal
Afghanistan’s New Criminal Law Imposes Harsher Punishments on Women and Minority Groups
Published on :Amnesty International strongly condemns Afghanistan’s new criminal regulations, which unleash harsher punishments aimed at women and minority groups, intensifying concerns over a surge in human rights violations
Taliban Intensifies Presence in Badakhshan Amid Growing Conflict with Local Commander
Published on :The Taliban has sent reinforcements to Badakhshan province as tensions flare with a local commander, highlighting a growing divide and sparking worries about the region’s stability
Alarming Surge in Anemia Among Afghan Women Linked to Poverty, Say Doctors
Published on :Anemia cases are soaring among women in Afghanistan, doctors reveal, attributing the alarming increase to pervasive poverty and malnutrition. With healthcare access severely limited, countless women face heightened risks to their health and well-being
Powerful 5.9 Magnitude Earthquake Rattles Pakistan and Afghanistan, No Damage Reported
Published on :A powerful 5.9 magnitude earthquake shook areas of Pakistan and Afghanistan, officials report. Fortunately, no damage or injuries have been reported so far. Authorities remain vigilant as they closely monitor the situation
What Afghanistan’s Rotten Apples Reveal About the Challenges Facing Its Non-Profit Sector
Published on :Al Jazeera dives deep into corruption within Afghanistan’s non-profit sector, uncovering how a handful of bad actors sabotage aid efforts, shatter public trust, and create major hurdles for humanitarian work amid ongoing crises
How NATO Shaped Afghanistan’s Future: A Closer Look
Published on :NATO concluded its mission in Afghanistan in 2021, closing nearly two decades of dedicated effort. Throughout this time, the alliance played a crucial role in training Afghan forces and combating terrorism, leaving a lasting impact on global security
Pakistani Taliban Directed to Move Deeper Into Afghanistan, Officials Reveal
Published on :Sources reveal that the Pakistani Taliban has been commanded to move its operations inside Afghanistan, signaling a major shift in militant activity across the border, reports Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
Why We Pulled Our Report on Violence in Afghanistan
Published on :Christianity Today has withdrawn its recent report on violence in Afghanistan after uncovering major inaccuracies in the coverage. The publication reaffirms its dedication to delivering honest and responsible journalism
Seasonal Floods and Natural Disasters Claim 301 Lives and Injure 385 in Afghanistan
Published on :Seasonal floods and natural disasters have tragically claimed 301 lives and injured 385 across Afghanistan, leaving widespread devastation in their wake. Rescue teams are racing against time as authorities work to assess the full extent of the damage. (news.cgtn.com)
Afghanistan’s Cricket Future: Why They Need More Red-Ball Matches, Not Just One-Off Games
Published on :Afghanistan has featured in only 12 Test matches over the past nine years, underscoring an urgent need for more consistent red-ball cricket. Experts emphasize that regular fixtures-not just occasional games-are essential to fuel the team’s growth, according to Telegraph India
Breaking Updates: Key Developments in Gaza, the West Bank, Afghanistan, UN Reforms, and Leadership Shift at WFP
Published on :World news update: Rising tensions continue to grip Gaza and the West Bank, security challenges escalate in Afghanistan, the UN pushes ahead with ambitious development reforms, and significant leadership changes shake up the World Food Programme
Menstruation in Afghanistan: From Fear and Silence to Empowerment and Breaking Taboos
Published on :In Afghanistan, menstruation is still wrapped in fear and silence. But now, brave voices are breaking these long-standing taboos, igniting vital conversations that empower women and raise awareness about menstrual health
Afghanistan Faces Crisis as 25,000 Women Teachers and Health Workers Are at Risk of Losing Their Jobs
Published on :Afghanistan is on the brink of a crisis as 25,000 women teachers and health workers face the threat of losing their jobs, the UN warns. These closures could devastate education and healthcare services, intensifying the nation’s already severe humanitarian struggles
Desperate Measures: How Afghanistan’s Poverty Crisis Is Forcing Families to Marry Off Their Daughters
Published on :Facing devastating poverty, Afghan families are forced to marry off their daughters just to survive. This heartbreaking reality exposes the urgent humanitarian crisis engulfing Afghanistan, sparking worldwide alarm and a desperate call for action