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1st shipment of Bamyan potatoes exported to Uzbekistan

Exports of potatoes from Bamyanprovince to Uzbekistan have begun, with the first consignment of eight trucks heading towards Termez, the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment (ACCI) said on Thursday.

Nearly 49m afs cable bridge being built in Kunar

Construction work has been initiated on a cable bridge costing nearly 49 million afghanis in Nari district of eastern Kunar province. Haji Masoud, a representative of the provincial Department of Rural Rehabilitation and Development, said the 140-metre-long and…

Afghanistan U-17, Cambodia to meet in Asian Cup qualifier today

Afghanistan and Cambodia are all set to meet today (Wednesday) in the qualifying round of the 2027 Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Under-17 Asian Cup in Uzbekistan. The Afghanistan Football Federation (AFF) said in a Facebook post that the…

Trump administration proposes cutting food aid to 6.3m Americans

The administration of US President Donald Trump has proposed new restrictions on government food assistance that could leave around 6.3 million Americans without benefits. Reuters reported that the US Department of Agriculture on Tuesday introduced a proposal to…

3 killed as vehicle plows into pedestrians in Los Angeles

At least three people have been killed and three others seriously injured after a car struck a group of pedestrians in Los Angeles, US authorities said. According to Reuters, the incident occurred shortly before 6:00 p.m. local time…

Kabulov praises Afghan government’s efforts to combat drugs

Minister of Foreign Affairs Mawlawi Amir Khan Muttaqi and Special Representative of the Russian President for Afghanistan Zamir Kabulov have discussed the expansion of bilateral ties and increasing trade between Kabul and Moscow. Hafiz Zia Ahmad Takal, Director…

China’s trade surplus exceeds $1 trillion in first 10 months

China’s trade surplus reached $1.04 trillion in the first 10 months of this year, an increase that analysts say has been driven partly by rising global demand for advanced products and artificial intelligence-related equipment. Reuters reported that, according…

28 pistols, grenade launcher seized in Baghlan

Security forces have discovered and seized 28 pistols, a grenade launcher and arrested several suspects in connection with the case in Markazi Baghlan district of northern Baghlan province. In a statement, the governor's house said the arrested individuals,…

Saudi Arabia, Houthis exchange attacks

The Saudi-led coalition has reported intercepting several missiles and a drone fired by the Houthis towards Saudi Arabia amid rising military tensions between the two sides, a media report said on Tuesday. According to Reuters, the Saudi-led coalition…

Turkmen firm proposes logistics hub in Afghanistan to Chinese partners

A Turkmen construction company Ojhar Asia has presented proposals to Chinese partners to construct a high-speed motorway connecting Sarahs, Mary and Serhetabat, along with a major logistics hub in Afghanistan's Torghundi. News Central Asia reported that the proposals…

Disputes over 112,000 jeribs of state land settled in 9 provinces

The Special Court for Addressing Cases of Grabbed State-Owned Land has issued orders to discontinue litigation concerning more than 112,000 jeribs of land in nine provinces over the past three years, an official said on Tuesday. Hamidullah Fitrat,…

Trilateral US-Russia-Ukraine talks to begin in UAE today

Trilateral talks between representatives of the United States, Russia and Ukraine are due to begin today (Tuesday) in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), with the aim of ending the war in Ukraine.

Economic Commission approves foreign investment policy

The Economic Commission has approved a foreign investment policy aimed at regulating investment activities and providing better facilities and opportunities for investors, the Deputy Prime Minister’s Office for Economic Affairs said.

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