Afghan Media Faces Crisis as $1.2 Billion US Funding Ends
Following the withdrawal of U.S. troops and the end of $1.2 billion in funding, Afghan media outlets face closure, struggling without financial support and grappling with cultural challenges.
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Unveiling Afghanistan’s ‘Whiskey Boys’: The Generational Change Strategy
Former Afghan presidential legal advisor reveals the rise of the ‘Whiskey Boys’—young foreign-appointed officials living lavishly amid corruption during the U.S.’s 20-year involvement in Afghanistan.
Afghanistan One Year After U.S. Withdrawal: Voices from Kabul
One year after the U.S. withdrawal, Kabul residents reflect on how life has changed under Taliban rule, sharing their challenges and hopes for the future.
Afghan Witness Recounts Fear Amidst Deadly Drone Strikes
An Afghan woman shares her harrowing experience living under the threat of drone strikes, highlighting the fear and uncertainty faced by civilians amidst ongoing conflict.
Afghan Victim Confronts Former U.S. Drone Operator in Emotional Exchange
An Afghan victim confronts former U.S. drone operator Brandon Bryant, rekindling painful memories and highlighting the emotional toll of drone warfare on both operators and civilians.
CGTN’s ‘Remote Killing’ Documentary Sheds Light on Afghan Drone Tragedies
CGTN’s ‘Remote Killing’ exposes the tragic consequences of drone strikes in Afghanistan, highlighting civilian stories behind the numbers.
Former U.S. Drone Operator Reveals Inner Turmoil After Afghan Strikes
Former U.S. drone operator Brandon Bryant reveals his inner turmoil after conducting drone strikes in Afghanistan, expressing deep disgust and self-hatred over his actions.
Afghan Villagers Plead for Aid After Devastating Earthquake
Over 1,000 killed as a magnitude-6.1 earthquake devastates Afghanistan’s Paktika Province. Villagers urgently call for aid amid severe shortages of shelter and medical supplies.
Afghan Interim Government Sends Relief Teams After Deadly Earthquake
A devastating magnitude-6.1 earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan’s Paktika Province, killing over 1,000 people. The Afghan interim government has dispatched relief teams to aid affected communities.
Taliban Engage with Western Diplomats in Norway Amid Afghanistan’s Deepening Crisis
The Taliban are engaging in talks with Western diplomats in Norway as Afghanistan faces a worsening humanitarian crisis. The meetings focus on aid for millions at risk while balancing diplomatic challenges.
Former U.S. Drone Pilot Speaks Out on Lack of Accountability for Civilian Casualties
Former U.S. drone pilot Brandon Bryant criticizes the lack of accountability for civilian casualties caused by drone strikes in Afghanistan, highlighting systemic issues within military operations.
Afghan Villager Recounts Tragic Loss of Seven Family Members in U.S. Airstrike
Afghan villager Mohammad Tahir recounts losing seven family members, including his son, in a 2019 U.S. airstrike on Sinzai village, highlighting the impact of conflict on innocent civilians.
Afghan Shopkeepers Hope for Normalcy Amid Cash Crisis
Afghan shopkeepers like Sadaqat face severe cash shortages due to frozen central bank assets, hindering business and daily life, but remain hopeful for a return to normalcy.
Kabul Restaurateur Struggles as Offices Close and Residents Flee
Aziz Mohammad’s restaurant in Kabul faces hardship as offices close and residents flee following the Taliban takeover, highlighting the challenges local businesses endure amid Afghanistan’s uncertainty.
Kabul Craftsman Sees Hope as Taliban Announce New Government
Najibullah, a Kabul metal craftsman of 18 years, faces declining business since the Taliban takeover but remains hopeful that the new government cabinet will bring inclusivity and revive the economy.
An Afghan Farmer’s Resilience Amid Rising Challenges
Mohammad Ashraf, a farmer in Kabul, shares his struggles and hopes amidst rising prices and significant changes since the Taliban’s arrival.
Taliban Soldier Shares Aspirations for Afghanistan’s Global Future
A Taliban soldier shares his hopes for Afghanistan’s future, expressing optimism about the nation shining on the global stage amid ongoing changes.
Left Behind: Afghan Women Who Worked with the U.S. Face Uncertain Future
Afghan women like Brishna Sadiqi, who worked alongside U.S. forces, face uncertainty after being left behind during the U.S. withdrawal.
Afghan Father Mourns Family Lost in U.S. Drone Strike: ‘Why Were the Innocent Children Killed?’
Afghan father Aimal Ahmadi mourns the loss of ten family members, including his daughter and brother, killed in a U.S. drone strike in Kabul. ‘Why were the innocent children killed?’
Kabul Teacher of 42 Years Hopes for Students’ Bright Future Amid Changes
Veteran Kabul teacher Fawziya Arifi remains dedicated to her students’ futures despite uncertainty after the city’s recent changes, hoping education will continue without hindering their aspirations.