Renowned French photojournalist Véronique de Viguerie has been awarded the 2025 Roger Pic Prize for her powerful documentary photo series titled “Afghanistan: A Land Without Women.” The series, which captures …
A new report by the Toda Peace Institute, an organization dedicated to promoting non-violence and global peace, has placed Afghanistan among the ten countries most historically underfunded in the fight …
Two Afghan LGBTQ+ individuals—one a lesbian woman and the other a transgender woman—are reportedly facing the threat of torture, long-term imprisonment, or even execution at the hands of the Taliban, …
The new French mini-series Kabul, which dramatizes the fall of Kabul and the chaotic withdrawal of Western forces from Afghanistan, premiered at the Series Mania Festival in Lille, France, and …
A silent protester stood in front of Norway’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, holding a placard and wearing blood-stained clothing, to protest the handover of Afghanistan’s embassy in Oslo to the …
Hibatullah Akhundzada, the elusive leader of the Taliban, has extended Eid al-Fitr greetings exclusively to the men of Afghanistan, urging them to maintain ongoing cooperation with the Taliban’s “morality police.” …
In old Kabul, Nowruz, the ancient festival marking the arrival of spring, had a unique charm, and people welcomed the new year with special traditions. House cleaning, cooking local dishes …
With the arrival of spring, Afghanistan’s landscapes will once again turn green. The fields, meadows, and barren lands will awaken from their winter slumber, trees will adorn themselves with fresh …
As spring approaches, the celebration of Nowruz in Afghanistan has faded under Taliban-imposed restrictions. In several provinces, including Kabul, the Taliban have banned any form of Nowruz festivities and springtime …
One Day Until Nowruz! Nowruz, the celebration of nature’s rebirth, is one of the oldest traditions observed in Afghanistan, Iran, Tajikistan, and other regions within the Nowruz cultural sphere. This …
