The Taliban have officially banned fiber-optic internet services in several provinces across Afghanistan, in a move that has disrupted communications, online education, and business operations. Multiple sources confirmed to RM …
Horia Mosadiq, an Afghan journalist and human rights activist, has been awarded the 2025 Anna Dahlbäck Foundation Prize. The award ceremony took place on Friday, September 12, in Stockholm, Sweden, …
The Finest Hotel in Kabul: A People’s History of Afghanistan, the new book by Lyse Doucet, senior BBC journalist, was unveiled at a ceremony in London. The event took place …
In Afghanistan’s eastern Kunar province, the recent devastating earthquakes have not only destroyed homes but also severely damaged numerous schools, leaving thousands of students without access to education. Residents of …
In recent weeks, many students at Afghanistan’s state universities say they have been expelled from dormitories because of the Taliban’s strict rules. According to them, growing a beard, wearing a …
I was a child, a nineteen-year-old child. Warm-hearted yet withdrawn. Whenever someone said something that shook my heart, I remained silent and cried behind the fence of my quietude. When …
Salma Niazi, Editor-in-Chief of The Afghan Times, has been named “Young Journalist of the Year 2025” by the One Young World Summit, alongside journalists from India and Peru. The summit …
In Kunar province, eastern Afghanistan, families affected by recent earthquakes have criticized the unequal distribution of humanitarian aid, saying that aid intended for victims does not reach them due to …
Local sources in Zabul report that a 21-year-old girl in the Namro area near Kalat city died by suicide after ingesting poison. Sources say her family forced her into marriage …
“At 12 midnight, it was a catastrophe. When I opened my eyes, the roof had collapsed, and six members of my family were trapped under the debris. I can still …
