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Intl. Day of Education: Some girls urge IEA to reopen schools, universities

oinciding with the International Day of Education, girls above sixth grade and female university students, while emphasizing adherence to Islamic hijab and religious principles, have called on the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) to allow them to return to schools and universities in the coming academic year.

2:57 PM · 24 Jan 20264 min read

Turkish investors eye investment opportunities in Herat

6 Jan

Efforts on to boost medicine production; experts stress enhancing quality, quantity

8 Dec

1 Dec 2025

British officer exposes alleged war crimes in Afghanistan

An investigation has revealed that some members of the British Special Forces unit allegedly targeted Afghan men of fighting age, even when they posed no threat.

6 Nov 2025

UNODC: Opium cultivation in Afghanistan falls 20pc in 2025

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) reports a 20 percent decrease in opium poppy cultivation in Afghanistan in 2025 compared to the previous year.

25 Jun 2025

Autism in children: Symptoms, diagnosis, treatment in Afghanistan

Doctors in Afghanistan report that a lack of awareness among families about autism often leads to delayed diagnosis in children.

Members1 Jan 2019

Over 3,227 babies may be born in Afghanistan today

KABUL today, UNICEF said on Tuesday. “This New Year Day, let’s all make a resolution to fulfill every right of every child, starting with the right to survive,” says Stefano Savi, UNICEF’s deputy representative in Afghanistan. Millions of babies could…

Members4 Jan 2018

Conflict in Afghanistan to intensify in 2018, warns ICG

KABUL looks set to intensify during the current year, warns an independent international organisation. The objective behind the US strategy is to halt the Taliban’s momentum and, eventually, force the rebel group into a political settlement. But at the moment,…