Scattered throughout the world, the students from th Afghanistan are logging on across time zones to continue their education. Over half of the students ha …
Cannabis Company Says Afghanistan Plans Hinge On International Recognition Of Taliban Regime
A German marijuana company says it is still in talks with the Taliban regime of Afghanistan about setting up a cannabis production operation in the country—but some international issues need to be …
COAS Bajwa reaffirms Pakistan’s commitment to ensure Afghanistan’s stability
General Qamar Javed Bajwa on Tuesday met Andreas Papastavrou, Greek Ambassador to Pakistan who paid a farewell call to Gen Qamar at GHQ.The COAS stated that Pakistan is …
7,000 CCNPP projects still incomplete across Afghanistan: MoF
Ministry of Finance of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan on Monday, December 27 said that up to seven thousand Citizens’ Charter National Priority Program (CCNPP) projects have remained unfinished …
7,000 CCNPP projects still incomplete across Afghanistan: MoF
Ministry of Finance of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan on Monday, December 27 said that up to seven thousand Citizens’ Charter National Priority Program (CCNPP) projects have remained unfinished …
7,000 CCNPP projects still incomplete across Afghanistan: MoF
Ministry of Finance of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan on Monday, December 27 said that up to seven thousand Citizens’ Charter National Priority Program (CCNPP) projects have remained unfinished …
The future of Afghanistan lies in our hands | GUEST COMMENTARY
If the international community doesn’t ensure a functioning government and economy, and scale its humanitarian assistance, we’ll likely see an increase in suffering, displacement and instability.
The future of Afghanistan lies in our hands | GUEST COMMENTARY
If the international community doesn’t ensure a functioning government and economy, and scale its humanitarian assistance, we’ll likely see an increase in suffering, displacement and instability.
The future of Afghanistan lies in our hands | GUEST COMMENTARY
If the international community doesn’t ensure a functioning government and economy, and scale its humanitarian assistance, we’ll likely see an increase in suffering, displacement and instability.
Humanitarian Exemptions to Crushing U.S. Sanctions Do Little to Prevent Collapse of Afghanistan’s Economy
As commerce ground to a halt, food and fuel prices skyrocketed, in large part due to economic sanctions placed on the Taliban by the U.S. As many as 300,000 Afghans have fled to neighboring Pakistan, …