Category: Afghanistan
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Etilat-e-Roz Newspaper Launches Its Uzbek-Language Section
Etilat-e-Roz newspaper announced the launch of the Uzbek-language section of its website on 29 Mizan, the National Day of the Uzbek Language. The newspaper wrote that it will continue its publications in Uzbek in addition to Dari, Pashto, and English. The newspaper said the purpose of creating this section is to preserve and promote the…
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Artist of Love and Freedom; The Republic in Ahmad Zaher’s Voice
Forty-seven years have passed since the silencing of Ahmad Zaher’s voice, but why does an artist, after nearly half a century, still remain present in the collective memory of a society? The answer is not limited to music alone; it lies in the deep connection between art, society, and the concept of love and freedom.…
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For Dawood Sarkhosh
I love Dawoud Sarkhosh; not only for his voice, but for the feeling that flows through his songs. For the fact that when he sings, poetry doesn’t just come out of his mouth; it’s as if he carries with him a part of the memory, homeland, longing, and hope of a generation. I am Tajik,…
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August 15; Five Years After the Day Afghanistan Fell
Five years have passed since the Taliban’s return to power, the collapse of hopes, and the beginning of a new chapter of repression in Afghanistan; but the question of justice and the responsibility of those who played a role in this catastrophe remains unanswered. August 15, 2021, for millions of Afghan citizens — especially women,…
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Joint Afghanistan-Uzbekistan Light Industry Exhibition Opens in Termez
The first joint light industry exhibition of Afghanistan and Uzbekistan has opened in the city of Termez, with the participation of Taliban and Uzbek officials. The Taliban’s Ministry of Industry and Commerce said in a newsletter on Wednesday, September 16 (25 Sunbula), that the exhibition was held to expand economic, trade, and manufacturing cooperation between…
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Panama: Removing Women from Afghan Society Is Incompatible with Religious Values
Panama’s representative to the UN Security Council, emphasizing the rights of Afghan women, said that women’s and girls’ access to education, employment, and presence in social spheres does not contradict the culture and religious beliefs of the people of Afghanistan. On Wednesday, September 16 (25 Sunbula), at the meeting, referring to the position of the…
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Pakistan: Dozens of Armed Groups Are Active in Afghanistan
A spokesperson for Pakistan’s military says a significant number of terrorist groups are present in Afghanistan and are using the country’s territory to recruit, train and equip fighters and plan attacks against Pakistan. Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, spokesperson for the Pakistan Army, said on Tuesday, September 15, in an interview with Al Arabiya that Islamabad would…
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Taliban Foreign Ministry Spokesman: People’s Demands Have Not Been Met Over the Past Five Years
Abdul Qahar Balkhi, spokesman for the Taliban’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, says the group’s regime has made achievements in some areas beyond its initial plans over the past five years, but economic problems, unemployment, and international isolation have prevented the Afghan people’s demands from being fully met. Balkhi said in an interview with CBS on…
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UN Security Council to Review Afghanistan Situation Today
The United Nations Security Council is holding a meeting to review the latest developments in Afghanistan — a meeting that will examine the human rights situation, restrictions on women, terrorist threats, and security tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan. The meeting will be held on Wednesday, September 16 (25 Sunbula), and Roza Otunbayeva, head of UNAMA,…
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United Front of Afghanistan Reports Killing of a Taliban Fighter in Kandahar
The United Front of Afghanistan has announced that it killed a Taliban fighter in Kandahar city. The front wrote on its X page on Wednesday morning, September 16 (25 Sunbula), that the individual was killed in a targeted operation. According to the United Front’s claim, the Taliban fighter was targeted in the Bagh-e-Pul Bazaar area…
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