Author: Taneen
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FAO Reports 60% Reduction in Water Use with Drip-Irrigation Greenhouses in Kandahar
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) says the use of greenhouses equipped with drip irrigation systems can reduce water consumption in the agricultural sector by up to 60%. FAO has announced that, with financial support from the European Union and cooperation from the United Nations Development Programme, greenhouses equipped with drip…
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Xi Jinping to Visit the United States
Xi Jinping, China’s president, will make an official visit to the United States from September 23 to 25 this year. Reuters reported on Monday, September 21, citing China’s Foreign Ministry, that the visit is taking place at the invitation of U.S. President Donald Trump. During the visit, Xi Jinping will hold talks with Trump on…
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Rigistani: I Am in the Hindu Kush Mountains and the Resistance Against the Taliban Continues
Saleh Mohammad Rigistani, a former member of Afghanistan’s parliament and one of the commanders of the National Resistance Front, has said that he is in the Hindu Kush Mountains and that the resistance against the Taliban continues. Rigistani said on Monday, September 21, in a video published on the National Resistance Front’s X account, that…
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United Front Reports Killing of a Taliban Member in Badghis
The United Front of Afghanistan has announced that one Taliban member was killed as a result of an ambush in Jawand district of Badghis province. The front said on Tuesday night, the 22nd of September, on its X page that its forces carried out an operation in the area of “Dahana Kocha and Kham Jangal”…
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Saleh Welcomes Saleh Mohammad Registani’s Return to the Hindu Kush Mountains
Amrullah Saleh, former Vice President of Afghanistan, in reaction to Saleh Mohammad Registani’s return to the Hindu Kush, has described him as a symbol of “courage and sacrifice.” Saleh wrote in a post on his Facebook page on Monday, September 21, that Registani was previously known as a figure with a “jihadi and resistance background,” but…
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Taliban’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs Summons Pakistan’s Chargé d’Affaires in Kabul
The Taliban’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced that it summoned Pakistan’s chargé d’affaires in Kabul following that country’s airstrikes on Kunar and Paktika provinces. This ministry said in a newsletter published on Monday, September 21, that the Taliban handed over its letter of protest to Pakistan’s chargé d’affaires in Kabul regarding the “violation of Afghanistan’s…
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Pakistan: 28 Killed in Airstrikes on Terrorist Hideouts Along Afghanistan Border
Pakistan’s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has claimed that its security forces carried out operations in Kohat, Hangu and Tall following several recent terrorist incidents inside Pakistan, and subsequently carried out airstrikes on hideouts belonging to terrorist groups in border areas with Afghanistan. The ministry said in a statement on Monday, September 21, that during…
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Five Employees of Women’s and Children’s Rights Research Organization Released from Taliban Custody After 68 Days
Zarqa Yaftali, the head of the Women’s and Children’s Rights Research Organization, says that five employees of this organization have been released from Taliban custody after 68 days of detention. Ms. Yaftali, in a statement, said that Sultan Ali Rahimi, Hamed Siddiqi, Sayem Hazim, Qadir Hamidi, and Bismillah were released from Taliban prison on Tuesday,…
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US and Denmark Agree to Increase American Military Presence in Greenland
Donald Trump, the President of the United States, is set to meet with the prime ministers of Denmark and Greenland in New York and sign an agreement that will pave the way for an increased American military presence in Greenland and could end tensions over the island. Reuters reported on Tuesday, the 22nd of September,…
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Taliban Deputy Minister of Information and Culture: Pakistan’s Attacks Will Not Go Unanswered
Hayatullah Muhajir Farahi, the Deputy Minister for Publications Affairs of the Taliban’s Ministry of Information and Culture, referring to Pakistan’s recent attacks on parts of Afghanistan, has said that a number of civilians, including women and children, were killed and wounded in these attacks. Farahi said on Tuesday, the 22nd of September, at a one-day…
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