Afghan pilot faces homelessness in UK despite asylum approval
Until he finds accommodation, he will be unable to repatriate his family who are hiding in Afghanistan. Local councils are currently prioritizing
Will Taliban, Neighbours Ever Find Common Ground?
While no countries in the region have officially recognized the interim government in Kabul, some countries, particularly Iran, have established channels of
ODI World Cup Build-Up: Rashid Khan vs. Shafiq Stanikzai
Rashid urged Stanikzai to refrain from disseminating inaccurate information about the team and asserted that Afghanistan currently possesses its most physically fit
‘41M People in Afghanistan Face Severe Acute Food Insecurity’
Three UN organisations will receive off-budget direct money as part of the Expanding Essential Food Security and Health Services Project, also known
UN Holds Session to Recognise ‘Gender Apartheid’ in Afghanistan
Over the past two years, Afghanistan has witnessed a significant gender gap emerging after the rise of the Taliban to power, resulting
Political upheaval worsened female illiteracy in Afghanistan
She stressed that the primary reasons for the deprivation of education for women over the past two decades are security concerns, economic
Afghanistan, Iran: China’s Plan-B to CPEC?
Experts say that China is getting tired of Pakistani lethargy in supporting timely completion of CPEC projects, writes Mohammed Anas By briskly
WFP Calls For Urgent Funding in Afghanistan
According to the WFP, 10 million Afghans have been denied humanitarian aid this year….reports Asian Lite News Aiming to prevent a winter
UK announces $125 mn support for Afghanistan
The deputy of the Ministry of Economy, Abdul Latif Nazari, welcomed the international assistance for the Afghan people but highlighted that it
Two years in, Afghan women struggle for education rights
As the Taliban regime completed its second year in Afghanistan after taking over the country, the women wished that their basic right