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The head of the Department for the Preservation of Jihadi Artifacts at the Ministry of Information and Culture says that, based on an order from the Islamic Emirate’s leader, events from more than two decades of jihad, what the Islamic Emirate describes as war crimes committed by foreign forces in Afghanistan…
Dozens of internally displaced people in Zaranj city, the capital of Nimroz province, say they have been living in tents for years and that their situation is becoming more difficult as winter approaches.
Residents of Herat held a gathering to condemn the Pakistani military’s attacks on Afghan territory.
The 121-kilometer Wakhan transit road was inaugurated on Sunday, October 4, 2026, after nearly three years of leveling and graveling work.
FARAKHABAR – Afghanistan’s Land Connection With China Discussed Host Raziqyar discussed the topic with the following guests: Mohammad Rasool Oqab, Director of Publications at the Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development Abdul Latif Nazari, Deputy Minister of Economy Producer: Nasratullah Sakandari
TAWDIKHABRI – Abdul Latif Mansoor: Pakistan Does Not Want a Prosperous Afghanistan
The Afghanistan Banks Association says Kabul is set to host a major banking conference later this month.
The 121-kilometer Wakhan transit road was inaugurated on Sunday, October 4, 2026, after nearly three years of leveling and graveling work.
The second scientific and research conference titled “The Scientific Legacy and Status of Imam Burhanuddin Marghinani in Contemporary Islamic Sciences” was held in Kabul.
The Minister of Rural Rehabilitation and Development, criticizing the Pakistani military regime’s recent attacks on parts of Afghanistan, says Islamabad cannot tolerate Afghanistan’s development and stability.
Protests by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), the party of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, began in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on Sunday.
The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan officially opened the Wakhan Corridor road on Sunday, establishing a road connection between Afghanistan and China.
The ancient city of Ai-Khanoum, located in Dasht-e-Qala district of Takhar province, is considered one of Afghanistan’s important archaeological sites.
The historic palace of King Amanullah Khan in Ghazni’s Muqur district has witnessed different chapters of Afghanistan’s history over the past century. Its foundation stone was laid in 1304 in the Solar Hijri calendar on the orders of King Amanullah Khan, and the palace has served as a venue for royal gatherings and…
Host Raziq Yar discussed the topic with the following guests: Habibullah Janibdar, political analyst Ghaus Janbaz, former diplomat Producer: Binarai Sarwari
Following Pakistan’s airstrikes on Kunar and Helmand, which according to the United Nations killed 10 civilians, Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister said at a meeting in Islamabad that his country wants Afghanistan’s progress, prosperity and economic growth and considers itself a “well-wisher” of…
Program host Mansoor Niazai discussed this topic with the following guests: Senior Researcher and Head of the Law Department at the Academy of Sciences, Abdul Wahab Abid Researcher and Adviser on Islamic Banking at the Academy of Sciences, Noor Mohammad Mohibi Head of the Institute of Islamic Banking at the Academy of…
The eighth Moscow Format consultation on Afghanistan is scheduled to be held in the Russian capital in one day.
Belgium’s Minister of Asylum and Migration, Anneleen Van Bossuyt, has said that Afghans who have been convicted of crimes and do not have legal residency documents in Belgium should be returned to Afghanistan after completing their prison sentences.
Following Pakistan’s airstrikes on Kunar and Helmand, which according to the United Nations killed 10 civilians, Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister said at a meeting in Islamabad that his country wants Afghanistan’s progress, prosperity and economic growth and considers itself a “well-wisher” of…
Host Shams Amani discussed the topic with the following guests: Fazl Hadi Wazin, Head of the Afghanistan Understanding and Reform Movement Sayed Bilal Fatimi, International Relations Expert Producer: Binarai Sarwari
The Türkiye Maarif Foundation, during the inauguration of the Afghan-Turk School in Aino Mina, Kandahar, announced that it plans to further expand its educational services in Afghanistan.
The UN Secretary-General’s spokesperson says that continued tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan continue to put civilians at risk.
The spokesperson for the United Nations Secretary-General says that continued tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan continue to put civilians at risk.
Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and the United Arab Emirates have signed a memorandum of cooperation to explore the development of a new railway route through Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Over the past month, three ministers of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan have traveled to Belarus.
The commander of Iran’s border guards in Razavi Khorasan says work on smart border infrastructure along the shared border with Afghanistan is continuing and has reached 30% completion.
The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) has confirmed that at least 10 civilians, most of them children, were martyred and nine others wounded in airstrikes by Pakistan’s military regime in Kunar and Helmand provinces early Thursday.
A meeting titled “Afghan Predicament and the Trajectory to Peace” was held in Islamabad with the participation of representatives from several neighboring countries.
The eighth meeting of the Moscow Format consultations on Afghanistan will be held in Moscow on October 5.
Transit truck drivers in Nimroz have raised concerns about waiting times when crossing into Iran and returning to Afghanistan, as well as the security of their cargo.
Health officials in Ajristan district of Ghazni say the level of malnutrition among mothers and children in the district is concerning.
Host Raziq Yar discussed the topic with the following guests: Shah Sultan Akifi, former Afghan diplomat in Russia Yahya Chawosh, international relations analyst Producer: Nasratullah Sakandari
Program host Mansoor Niazai discussed this topic with the following guests: Political analyst, Fayaz Sapi University lecturer, Idris Mohammadi Zazai University lecturer, Javed Momand
Tajikistan’s Foreign Minister said in his speech at the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly that Afghanistan needs peace, stability, and economic opportunities.
The Ministry of Education says thousands of schools and religious schools across the country have been included in construction and renovation projects over the past five years.
German media outlets reported that the country identified 488 Afghan nationals for deportation to Afghanistan.
Islamabad has once again raised its security concerns regarding Afghanistan, while at the same time emphasizing continued engagement, expanded trade, and regional connectivity with Kabul.
Tajikistan’s Foreign Minister, speaking at the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly, said that Afghanistan needs peace, stability, and economic opportunities.
Displaced families living in a temporary camp in Yemen’s Taiz province say continued fighting and the growing number of displaced people have made access to drinking water increasingly difficult.
Carpet weavers and traders in Aqcha district of Jawzjan say a lack of suitable markets, shortages of raw materials and high export tariffs have reduced carpet production and exports.
The Ministry of Public Works says reconstruction and widening work on the Farah-Farah Rod highway, launched by the Islamic Emirate at a cost of nearly one billion afghani, is ongoing.
Rabab Fatima, the UN Secretary-General’s Special Representative for Afghanistan and head of UNAMA, is holding consultations with regional countries as she prepares to begin her mission.
As the number of Afghans returning from countries in the region increases, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees says return to Afghanistan should not mark the end of the process, but rather the beginning of efforts to ensure a safe and dignified life for returnees.
Kazakhstan’s foreign minister told the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly that Afghanistan’s long-term stability is inextricably linked to the security and sustainable development of Central Asia.
Five years after the political change in Afghanistan, the situation of women and girls has once again been raised on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.
At the “Art Market,” designated for women in Bamyan, handicrafts and artwork made by women from different parts of the province are offered for sale.
Defense Ministry spokesman Enayatullah Khwarazmi says a post belonging to Pakistan’s military regime along the Durand Line near Spin Boldak in Kandahar was destroyed by Afghan forces in retaliatory attacks.
Host Shams Amani discussed the topic with the following guests: Sayed Bilal Fatimi, International Relations Analyst Sami Yousafzai, Journalist and Political Activist Producer: Binarai Sarwari
The Ministry of Defense of the Islamic Emirate says that a Pakistani military post near Spin Boldak in Kandahar was targeted and destroyed yesterday after firing toward Afghanistan.
Zabihullah Mujahid, spokesperson for the Islamic Emirate, strongly criticized Pakistan’s current policies toward the world and neighboring countries during a speech at the Hamadia religious school in Aino Mina, Kandahar, accusing the country of destabilizing the region.
The Ministry of Public Health of the Islamic Emirate says that some health centers supported by international organizations have been closed because they were part of short-term projects.
The Islamic Emirate’s spokesman says Afghanistan’s relations with Central Asian countries, particularly Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan, have made good progress in recent years.
As some countries continue talks with the Islamic Emirate, Gordon Brown, the UN Special Envoy for Global Education, has called on governments engaging with Islamic Emirate officials to include girls’ education on the agenda of their discussions.
Iran says its transport cooperation with Afghanistan, particularly in the use of Chabahar Port, is expanding.
The World Bank says 51.4 billion afghani has been spent on the security sector out of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan’s total expenditures so far in fiscal year 2026.
Saida Mirziyoyeva, Head of Administration of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, said in her address to the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly that viewing Afghanistan solely as a source of danger would not resolve the country’s problems.
The Peshawar High Court has temporarily halted the deportation of 17 Afghan trainee doctors undergoing specialist training at various hospitals in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and allowed them to continue their training at private hospitals until decisions are made on their visa extension applications.
The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has strongly condemned Thursday night’s airstrikes by Pakistan’s military regime on Kandahar, Paktia and Khost provinces, calling them a clear violation of all principles and an act of blatant aggression.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace has announced a $2.45 billion plan to begin the reconstruction of Gaza, with the first phase expected to be implemented over six months.
Grape production in Samangan province has decreased by 25% this year compared with last year.
Host Shams Amani discussed the issue with Shah Mahmoud Miakhel, former acting minister and first deputy minister of national defense under the previous government.
Reuters has reported that the UK Ministry of Defence has identified 97 million new documents, some of which may be relevant to an inquiry into allegations that British special forces killed civilians in Afghanistan.
A meeting of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation’s Contact Group on Afghanistan was held on the sidelines of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly.
A source told TOLOnews that it rejects claims by Pakistani security officials that drones were sent from Afghanistan into Pakistan. The source added that the Afghan Air Force has so far carried out no drone attacks and that the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan itself will determine the timing and manner of any…
Program host Mansoor Niazi discussed the topic with the following guests: Guests: Abdul Naser Shafiq – University Lecturer Samiullah Ahmadzai – Political Analyst Sayed Ebadullah Sadiq – Political Analyst
A source told TOLOnews that it rejects claims by Pakistani security officials that drones were sent from Afghanistan into Pakistan.
The World Health Organization’s latest report on polio cases signals growing concern in Afghanistan, with seven positive cases reported to the organization this week.
During a two-day meeting between Afghan and Turkmen delegations in Herat, the two sides emphasized expanding transport and transit ties between the two countries.
Talks between Afghanistan and Russia on employing Afghan workers in Russia have yet to reach the implementation stage despite previous discussions.
Pakistan has signed a limited order for unmanned equipment and a memorandum of understanding on cooperation with the U.S. company “Powerus,” which specializes in developing interceptor drones.
U.S. President Donald Trump, together with the prime ministers of Denmark and Greenland, signed an agreement to expand the U.S. military presence in Greenland.
Mubin Khan stands amid the ruins of his destroyed home, which he says his father had built for the family some time ago after selling his land.
A number of residents of Paktika, reacting to Monday night’s airstrikes by Pakistan on Kunar and Paktika provinces, have called on the international community, particularly Islamic countries and mediators, to pressure Pakistan to refrain from carrying out further attacks.
Host Hamed Bahram discussed the topic with the following guests: Amir Mohammad Gran, Former Afghan Diplomat in Pakistan Ghaus Janbaz, Former Afghan Diplomat in Russia Producer: Binarai Sarwari
Program host Mansoor Niazi discussed this topic with the following guests: Guests: Mohibullah Sharif, Political Analyst Abdul Rahman Abid, Religious Scholar Fayyaz Sapi, Political Analyst
The Deputy Minister for Publications at the Ministry of Information and Culture, reacting to Pakistan’s recent attack on Afghanistan, says the Islamic Emirate will not remain silent in the face of “aggressors.”
Afghan athletes in cycling and wushu have secured three silver and bronze medals, strengthening the country’s presence at the 20th Asian Games in Nagoya.
Amid continued reactions to the Pakistani military’s recent airstrikes on Kunar and Paktika provinces, the Deputy Minister for Publications at the Ministry of Information and Culture says Pakistan is attacking Afghanistan in an attempt to hinder the country’s security and reconstruction.
Construction and expansion work has begun on three power substations, along with the extension of a 220-kilovolt transmission line from Kabul’s Green Industries Park to the Barikab Industrial Park in Parwan.
According to the report, Afghanistan’s Positive Peace Index score reached 4.19, with the country’s overall standing declining by 3.3 percent.
Participants at the meeting emphasized continued support for Afghan women and girls and the importance of their participation in processes related to the country’s future.
Afghan returnees from Pakistan who are living in tents in Kandahar say that without support, the cold winter ahead will make their lives even more difficult.
Three people were killed and four others wounded in an airstrike by Pakistan’s military regime on a residential house in Kunar’s Nurgal Valley early Monday. Local officials say the victims were members of the same family.
As part of ongoing efforts against polio, the Ministry of Public Health has launched another polio vaccination campaign across the country. The ministry’s spokesperson says nearly 12.77 million children under the age of five will receive the vaccine during the four-day campaign.