40% of Afghan media outlets closed in 4 months
RSF and AIJA have said that new restrictions imposed on media outlets, especially female reporters, and the economic and financial challenges are
UN Relief Chief Hails Decision on Afghanistan
Some 160 national and international humanitarian organisations are providing critical food and health assistance in Afghanistan…reports Asian Lite News UN Undersecretary-General for
Afghan textile industry on verge of collapse
One such businessman, Faramarz Mohammadi said Afghanistan’s future is dark and people are not in the mood to buy clothes….reports Asian Lite
Afghans flood passport offices in bid to leave country
As the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan continues to worsen in Afghanistan with freezing temperatures adding to the sufferings of the locals,
OIC MEET ON KABUL: Pak Plot Fails To Gain Sympathy
The Taliban regime is also well aware of the support Pakistan extended to the US to carry out strikes against them in
Taliban Turn Focus On Posters
The owners of beauty salons in Kabul criticised the decision of the Islamic Emirate, and asked the government to not impose restrictions
Afghan local traders prefer Pak rupee after currency freefalls
Under the Taliban rule and the deteriorating Afghan currency value, the Pakistani rupee is fast becoming the prime currency for trade, especially
Ulema members call on Taliban for protection
Relatives and religious clerics called on the Islamic Emirate to provide the Ulema with proper security…reports Asian Lite News Following two recent
Afghan kids with heart issues in trouble amid absence of funds
Afghan Red Crescent Society (ARCS) said that more than 1,000 children with congenital heart defects have been registered since the beginning of
Turkey, Qatar to take control of 5 Afghan airports
Kabul International Airport is also rumoured to be among the five airports but names of all the airports are not disclosed yet….reports