Collaborative efforts among regional and international actors can pave the way for a stable and peaceful Afghanistan.
Indigenous and veteran operated company Jannila Office Supplies builds momentum
Following a distinguished 20-year military career which saw him serve in Solomon Islands, Afghanistan, Timor Leste and Papua New Guinea … construction, banking and property industries with goods …
War widow Christina Schmid – who received the George Cross after her hero soldier husband ‘Oz’ was blown up while defusing a Taliban bomb in Afghanistan – is charged with …
A war widow whose army husband died while defusing a Taliban bomb in Afghanistan has been charged with assaulting … Just over a year later Schmid married her second husband, property developer Adam …
Al Qaeda Is Back—and Thriving—in Afghanistan
Al Qaeda is back to its old tricks in Afghanistan. Much as it did before masterminding the 9/11 attacks, the terrorist group is running militant training camps; sharing the profits of the Taliban’s …
Afghanistan’s role in global terrorism exposed
Recent reports uncover Afghanistan’s support for terrorist organizations like al-Qaeda and ISIS, raising alarm worldwide. Learn more about the implications of Afghanistan’s destabilization.
Taliban’s return has made Afghanistan a hub for global jihadis
Analysts say Isis-K — a group blamed for the recent Moscow concert hall attack — gained strength after the US withdrawal …
Tim Sheehy says the Afghanistan withdrawal was “very poorly” executed
Senate candidate and former Navy SEAL Tim Sheehy spoke with Fox News Digital about the House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing on the 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan. Yahoo Finance …
OCHA: Recent rains cause financial and agricultural damage in Afghanistan
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has announced that heavy rains and floods in recent days across Afghanistan have destroyed 540 houses and 1,500 hectares …
In Afghanistan, women become breadwinners selling handmade products to make ends meet
Afghan women have been relying on their handicraft skills to feed their families, making products like dresses, carved furniture and jewellery to sell.
In Afghanistan, women turn breadwinners selling handmade products to make ends meet
Afghan women have been relying on their handicraft skills to feed their families, making products like dresses, carved furniture and jewellery to sell.