China Backs Russia-Afghanistan Engagement, Stresses Regional Stability
China supports Russia’s engagement with Afghanistan’s interim government, emphasizing regional stability and international cooperation in reconstruction efforts.
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Taliban-Led Afghan Government Announces Prisoner Swap with U.S., Brokered by Qatar
The Taliban-led Afghan government has announced a prisoner exchange with the United States, facilitated by Qatar, signaling a potential step toward normalizing relations between the two countries.
Afghanistan’s Long Road to Reconstruction: Three Years After the Conflict
Three years after the conflict’s end, Afghanistan faces a challenging path to reconstruction. With peace restored, the Afghan people are striving to rebuild their nation amidst deep-rooted issues.
Afghan Acting Minister Killed in Kabul Blast
Khalil Rahman Haqqani, Afghanistan’s acting minister for refugees and repatriation, was killed in a blast inside the ministry’s headquarters in Kabul, officials confirm.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi Proposes Four Suggestions for Afghanistan at New York Meeting
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi proposed four key suggestions for Afghanistan’s reconstruction and stability during an informal meeting with Russia, Pakistan, and Iran in New York.
Afghanistan’s Unending Wounds: The Aftermath of America’s War on Terror
The U.S. War on Terror left a tragic legacy in Afghanistan, with countless lives lost and ongoing humanitarian crises. This article explores the devastating impact on Afghan society.
Flood Survivors in Central Afghanistan Struggle Amid Aid Shortages
Flood survivors in central Afghanistan’s Ghor Province face severe aid shortages after catastrophic floods destroyed their homes and livelihoods, forcing families like Mohammad Hassan’s to seek refuge at relocation sites.
Heavy Rains Trigger Deadly Flash Floods in Afghanistan’s Zabul Province
At least 10 people were killed and three are missing after heavy rains triggered flash floods in southern Afghanistan’s Zabul province, causing widespread devastation among local communities.
Flash Floods in Eastern Afghanistan Claim 35 Lives, Injure 250
At least 35 people have been killed and 250 injured after flash floods struck eastern Afghanistan’s Nangarhar province, causing widespread devastation and prompting urgent calls for humanitarian aid.
China and Tajikistan Advocate for Inclusive Afghan Government During Xi Jinping’s Visit
China and Tajikistan jointly advocate for an inclusive Afghan government during President Xi Jinping’s state visit, emphasizing regional peace and cooperation.
Heavy Floods in Central Afghanistan Leave 50 Dead, Officials Report
Severe flooding caused by heavy rains in central Afghanistan has left at least 50 people dead, officials reported. Rescue efforts are underway as communities grapple with the devastating aftermath.
Heavy Rains Trigger Devastating Flash Floods in Northern Afghanistan
Heavy rains on May 10 triggered devastating flash floods across northern Afghanistan, killing over 330 people and wreaking havoc in Baghlan, Takhar, Badakhshan, and Ghor provinces.
Afghanistan Floods Claim 29 Lives in Four Days Amid Ongoing Downpours
Ongoing heavy rains in Afghanistan have claimed 29 lives over the past four days, with fatalities across ten provinces. Over 100 people have died this month due to flooding, affecting thousands of families.
Sixty Dead as Severe Winter Weather Strikes Afghanistan
Sixty people have died and 23 injured in Afghanistan due to heavy snowfall and freezing weather over the past three weeks, the national disaster authority reports.
Afghanistan’s Herat Province Reels from Deadly Earthquake Devastation
A devastating magnitude-6.3 earthquake in Afghanistan’s Herat province has killed over 2,400 people, obliterated villages, and left survivors in dire need of aid.
Death Toll Rises Above 2,400 in Devastating Afghanistan Earthquakes
Devastating earthquakes in western Afghanistan’s Herat province have claimed over 2,400 lives, with 13 villages utterly destroyed. Rescue efforts continue as survivors search for loved ones amid the rubble.
Americans Reflect on 20 Years of Anti-Terrorism Wars and Lessons Learned
Two decades after 9/11, Americans reflect on the impact of anti-terrorism wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, considering the lessons learned and the path forward for national security and global relations.
Afghanistan’s Lingering Wounds: The Fallout of U.S. Occupation Explored in New Documentary
A new documentary explores the profound and lasting impact of the U.S. occupation on Afghanistan’s political, social, and cultural landscape, sharing stories from Afghans who lived through the turmoil.
U.S. Military’s Cultural Missteps Strained Afghan Alliance
Afghan officer Mohammad Abdullah recounts how cultural misunderstandings between U.S. forces and the Afghan National Army led to tensions during the war, highlighting the importance of respecting local traditions.
Afghanistan’s Turmoil Post U.S. Withdrawal: The Aftermath of ‘American-Style Democracy’
Twenty years after the U.S. promised democracy in Afghanistan, the country faces chaos and increased poverty. A new documentary explores the Afghan perspective on the U.S. impact.