Amu TVاسناد جنایات جنگی نیروهای استرالیایی در افغانستان در کانبرا نمایش داده میشود
رسانههای استرالیایی گزارش دادند که نسخهای سانسورشده از گزارش تحقیقات درباره جنایات جنگی نیروهای استرالیا در افغانستان، قرار است در بنای یادبود جنگ این کشور در کانبرا به نمایش گذاشته شود. این اقدام...
ReliableOver 127,000 Afghans Return from Iran and Pakistan in Late April, IOM Reports
Over 127,000 Afghans returned from Iran and Pakistan in late April, doubling last year's figures and bringing the 2025 total to 3.3 million, according to migration data. The influx has raised livelihood concerns and contributed to a 5.6 percent drop in per capita income, per the World Bank.
ReliableInformal Talks Held in Istanbul to Address Tensions Between Taliban and Pakistan
Informal diplomatic talks facilitated by Qatar and Turkey were held in Istanbul to address rising tensions between the Taliban and Pakistan, though significant progress in resolving the security and political deadlock remains elusive.
Reliableریچارد بنت خواهان آزادی خبرنگاران بازداشتشده از زندانهای طالبان شد
در آستانه روز جهانی آزادی مطبوعات، ریچارد بنت، گزارشگر ویژه ملل متحد برای افغانستان، از طالبان خواسته خبرنگاران بازداشتشده را هرچه زودتر آزاد کرده و محدودیتها بر رسانهها را کاهش دهند. او گفته که...
Developingریچارد لیندسی در سفر خود به کابل بر کاهش تنشها میان طالبان و پاکستان تاکید کرد
۸صبح، کابل: ریچارد لیندسی، نماینده ویژه بریتانیا برای افغانستان، در سفر اخیر خود به کابل بر کاهش تنشها میان طالبان و پاکستان، بازگشایی گذرگاههای مرزی برای عبور کمکهای بشردوستانه و بهبود وضعیت حقوق...
Developingسازمان همکاری اسلامی: افغانستان در مرحله بحرانی نیازمند اقدام فوری بینالمللی است
نماینده ویژه دبیرکل سازمان همکاری اسلامی برای افغانستان میگوید که این کشور در حال حاضر در یک مرحله بحرانی قرار دارد و برای کاهش رنج انسانی و تثبیت وضعیت اقتصادی، به اقدام فوری و هماهنگ جامعه جهانی...
ReliablePakistani Strikes in Kunar Province Leave One Dead, Three Injured; Kabul Issues Formal Protest
Pakistani military strikes in Kunar province have killed one person and injured three, prompting Afghanistan’s Foreign Ministry to summon Pakistan’s diplomatic representative and issue a formal protest over the cross-border attacks.
ReliableU.S. Demands Iranian Surrender Amid Naval Blockade and Rising Oil Prices
U.S. President Donald Trump has demanded Iran's surrender following a successful naval blockade, while Iranian officials and the IRGC reject the pressure and warn of retaliation. The standoff has driven oil prices past $120 per barrel and expanded into Lebanon, prompting UN warnings of severe hunger.
ReliableRelatives Question Circumstances of Man’s Death in Jalalabad
Relatives of a man killed in Jalalabad allege inconsistent Taliban accounts and signs of torture, demanding a transparent investigation as authorities remain silent.
ReliableUN Human Rights Chief Condemns Iran’s Crackdown on Dissidents and Calls for Halt to Executions
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk has condemned Iran’s recent crackdown on dissidents, citing dozens of executions and thousands of detentions, and called for an immediate halt to the death penalty and arbitrary arrests.
ReliableUN Agency Reports Border Clashes and Floods Worsen Humanitarian Crisis in Afghanistan
The UN humanitarian agency reports that recent Taliban-Pakistan border clashes have killed at least seven people, displaced over 100,000 civilians, and severely disrupted essential services in eastern Afghanistan. A separate UN assessment notes that recent flooding has also affected more than 73,000 people and destroyed thousands of homes nationwide.
ReliableAfghanistan Ranks 175th in 2026 Global Press Freedom Index
Afghanistan ranks 175th out of 180 countries in the 2026 World Press Freedom Index, marking a 53-place drop since 2021 amid widespread media closures, journalist detentions, and severe restrictions on female reporters.
ReliableUS Jury Convicts Afghan National in Connection with 2021 Kabul Airport Bombing
A US federal jury in Virginia has convicted Afghan national Mohammad Sharifullah of providing material support to ISIS-Khorasan for his role in the 2021 Kabul airport bombing. He faces up to 20 years in prison after jurors deadlocked on whether his actions directly caused the deaths of 13 US troops and roughly 160 Afghans.
ReliableIRC Warns EU Deportations Expose Afghan Returnees to Severe Risks
The International Rescue Committee warns that EU deportation orders affecting 22,000 Afghans in 2025 expose returnees to severe humanitarian and security risks amid widespread hunger and systemic barriers in Afghanistan.
ReliableAfghanistan Cricket Board Suspends Three Players for Four Months Over Unapproved League Participation
The Afghanistan Cricket Board has suspended Samiullah Shinwari, Mohammad Shahzad, and Aftab Alam for four months for competing in an unapproved Indian league without official clearance. The board cited regulatory concerns and recent policy changes on foreign tournament participation.
ReliableTaliban Publishes New Law Regulating Religious Preachers
The Taliban have published a new Preachers Law in their official gazette requiring religious clerics to follow the Hanafi school and teach the "virtue of jihad" under ministry supervision. The seventeen-article decree formalizes state oversight of religious instruction as part of a broader administrative standardization effort.
ReliableIslamic Emirate of Afghanistan Marks 34th Anniversary of 1992 Mujahideen Victory
The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan officially commemorated the 34th anniversary of the Mujahideen’s 1992 victory over the communist regime, while citizens and analysts reflected on the subsequent civil war and its lasting impact.
ReliableNearly 100 UN Member States Condemn Iran’s Strait of Hormuz Attacks as Threat to Global Economy
Nearly one hundred UN member states have condemned Iran’s recent attacks in the Strait of Hormuz as a threat to the global economy. Meanwhile, the White House confirmed it is reviewing an Iranian peace proposal to halt hostilities and reopen the waterway, though Washington’s core red lines remain in place.
ReliableGermany Deports 25 Afghan Nationals Convicted of Crimes to Kabul
Germany has deported 25 Afghan nationals convicted of serious crimes to Kabul on a charter flight, reflecting a broader policy shift amid domestic security concerns. The operation has drawn attention from legal and humanitarian groups regarding reintegration challenges and prior diplomatic arrangements.
ReliableUN Secretary-General Appoints Bruno Lemarquis as Deputy Head of UNAMA in Afghanistan
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has appointed French diplomat Bruno Georges Lemarquis as Deputy Head of UNAMA and Humanitarian Coordinator for Afghanistan, succeeding Indrika Ratwatte. The appointment aims to strengthen international aid coordination amid the country’s ongoing humanitarian and economic crisis.
ReliableIslamic Emirate of Afghanistan Summons Pakistani Envoy Over Kunar Strikes
Afghanistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned Pakistan’s chargé d’affaires to formally protest recent military strikes in Kunar province, condemning the attacks as sovereignty violations while casualty reports vary widely.
ReliableAfghan and Russian Officials Discuss Expanding Economic and Energy Cooperation
Afghan and Russian officials held meetings in Kabul and Moscow to discuss expanding bilateral cooperation in trade, energy, and transit. Both sides agreed to activate a joint economic commission and strengthen technical ties in the electricity sector.
ReliableRussian Special Envoy Zamir Kabulov Arrives in Kabul for Diplomatic Talks
Russian special envoy Zamir Kabulov has arrived in Kabul for diplomatic talks with Taliban officials focused on bilateral cooperation and regional security. The discussions will address economic ties and longstanding Russian security concerns, which the Taliban continue to deny.
ReliableUNICEF Warns of 25,000-Female Worker Shortage in Afghanistan by 2030
UNICEF reports that ongoing restrictions on girls' education and women's employment in Afghanistan could result in a shortage of approximately 25,000 female teachers and health workers by 2030, costing the economy an estimated $84 million annually.
ReliableTrump Confirms Attacker Armed with Multiple Weapons Following Washington D.C. Shooting
US President Donald Trump confirmed that a suspect armed with multiple weapons was apprehended following a shooting near his Washington D.C. location. Trump stated a security officer was injured but stable, described the attacker as a mentally ill individual from California, and denied any foreign involvement.
ReliableResidents of Kabul's Omar Gulistan Complex Face Eviction After Taliban Court Ruling
Kabul authorities have issued a 10-day eviction notice to residents of the Omar Gulistan residential complex after a Taliban court declared the property state-owned. The ruling has sparked protests as families contest the decision with historical ownership documents.
ReliableAfghan Refugees Accounted for 27 Percent of EU Asylum Approvals in 2025
Eurostat data shows Afghan nationals accounted for 27 percent of all positive EU asylum decisions in 2025, despite an overall 20 percent decline in European approvals. Germany led the bloc with nearly 29 percent of the total acceptances.
ReliableTaliban Ministry of Justice Declares Omid Sabz Settlement in Kabul State Property
The Taliban Ministry of Justice has declared the Omid Sabz settlement in western Kabul state property following a court ruling, transferring approximately 1,500 jeribs of land to the Commission for the Prevention of Land Grabbing.
ReliableSuspect Identified in Shooting at Washington Event Attended by Donald Trump
Authorities have identified 31-year-old Cole Thomas Allen as the suspect in a shooting at a Washington event attended by Donald Trump, with the FBI investigating his background and motive. Allen, a California resident with a background in engineering and tutoring, was subdued by Secret Service agents after breaching a security checkpoint.
ReliableIran Refuses US Negotiations Under Blockade and Pressure, President Says
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Tehran will not negotiate with the United States until Washington lifts its maritime blockade and ends coercive measures. The remarks were made during a phone call with Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, who described the dialogue as constructive.