Nargis Badr, an ingenious young woman, has changed curbs on education into an opportunity by launching an online business.

Residents have expressed concern over the severe shortage of safe drinking water in various parts of central Daikundi province.

Many Afghan girls say they have not given up their pursuit of learning even after the suspension of education beyond the sixth grade. Instead of wallowing in despair, they are navigating new paths to translate their dreams into reality.

Last week, two journlaists, including a Pajhwok Afghan News journalist, were wounded as a result of clashes at Torkham crossing in eastern Nangarhar provinee.

Last week, the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA), withdrawing from the Rome Statute, said it did not recognise the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court (ICC).

Last week, Kabul and Oslo discussed developin diplomatic relations and China said its relations with Kabul have improved and concerns about Daesh in Afghanistan were raised at the UN Security Council.

On 12 February 2025, Etisalat welcomed Hashmatullah Shahidi and Gulbadin Naib as its brand ambassadors for 2025. The official signing ceremony of this collaboration took place in UAE, where both ambassadors and Etisalat management gathered to celebrate this exciting partnership.

Last week, Radio Begum’s broadcasts were suspended and seven Black Hawk helicopters, which had been transferred from Afghanistan to Uzbekistan, handed over to the United States.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) chief prosecutor has said he is seeking the arrest of two senior Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) leaders over the treatment of women and girls in Afghanistan, inviting strong condemnation from the caretaker government in Kabul.

Last week, President Joe Biden said Afghanistan no longer posed a threat to the United States, with some countries calling on the Islamic Emirate to lift restrictions on women.

Since the start of the last solar year, over 24,000 families in Afghanistan have been displaced, more than 50 percent in Herat and Helmand provinces, due to droughts, earthquakes, floods and other natural calamities.

Last week, several organisations called on Pakistan to halt the arrest and harassment of Afghan refugees.