Mujahid: Efforts Ongoing to Resolve the Issue of Girls’ Education Above Sixth Grade

Zabiullah Mujahid, spokesman for the Islamic Emirate, stated that the issue of reopening schools for girls above the sixth grade remains under review, and the government is working to resolve the matter. Kabul 24: Speaking today at the “Government in the Mirror of the Media” program, Mujahid noted that currently,.

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Himalayan Floods: 700+ Dead, Thousands Missing

Climate Disaster in the Himalayas: Over 700 Dead and Thousands Missing Following Flash Floods in Nepal and Tibet Kabul 24: A catastrophic flash flood on Wednesday devastated wide swaths of Nepal and neighboring Tibet, resulting in a staggering loss of life. Official reports confirm that over 700 people have died,.

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Profiteering in the Shadow of Conflict: Senator Warren Accuses Trump and Oil Giants of Exploiting Iran Tensions

In a scathing attack on Donald Trump, prominent Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren has labeled him the “most corrupt president in American history.” Warren pointedly criticized Trump’s aggressive stance and punitive sanctions against Iran, asserting that regional de-escalation was never his priority. Kabul 24: Instead, she argued, his foreign policy served.

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Islamic Emirate Calls for Shift from War-Era Policies and Reopening of Embassies with Washington

Zabiullah Mujahid, the spokesperson for the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, stated in an interview with an Indian news outlet that the current government seeks to move past wartime policies and establish positive diplomatic relations with the United States. Kabul 24: Emphasizing the need to normalize political ties, he highlighted Kabul’s.

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Netanyahu’s Remarks on Turkey: Emphasizing the Doctrine of “Peace Through Strength”

Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, addressed the strained relations with Turkey by placing absolute emphasis on the fundamental need to continually build military strength and strategic deterrence. Kabul 24: Reflecting on regional dynamics and Ankara’s recent posture, he underscored that defense planning cannot rely on optimistic assumptions regarding.

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European Parliament to Convene on Afghan Asylum Seekers: Concerns Rise in Brussels

Members of the European Parliament’s Subcommittee on Human Rights are scheduled to meet on Thursday, September 3, in Brussels to discuss the sensitive and complex issue of repatriating Afghan refugees and asylum seekers from EU member states. Kabul 24: This meeting comes in the wake of recent discussions between European.

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Unprecedented Surge in Kandahar Exports: Over $500 Million in Produce Shipped Abroad

Officials from the Kandahar Chamber of Commerce and Investment have reported a dramatic rise in the export of fresh and dried fruits over the past year. Kabul 24: According to data provided by the chamber, approximately 294,000 metric tons of fresh and dried fruits were exported from Kandahar to international.

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Heist in Four Minutes: Rare Bronze Age Treasure Stolen in Spain

In a swift and highly orchestrated heist lasting just four minutes, professional thieves broke into the Villena Museum in the province of Alicante, Spain, stealing the world-renowned “Treasure of Villena” (Tesoro de Villena). Kabul 24: The perpetrators executed a sophisticated diversionary tactic by triggering a false alarm at a sports.

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New Kabul Water Supply Project Launched to Serve 30,000 Residents

The State Urban Water Supply and Sewerage Corporation officially inaugurated a major pipeline network in Kabul today, extending from Maiwand Road to the Avicenna (Ibn Sina) Hospital. Kabul 24: Constructed with a financial investment exceeding 28 million Afghanis funded by UNICEF, the newly operational project secures access to clean drinking.

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Why a Health Insurance System?

Over the past month, I reviewed recent findings and advancements in the diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases, particularly bacterial infections. Kabul 24: What struck me most was that despite extensive progress in antibiotic development, major international guidelines still recommend older, narrower-spectrum antibiotics—such as penicillins, first-generation cephalosporins, tetracyclines, and co-trimoxazole—as.

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Afghanistan Hunger Crisis: One Million Children Face Death from Severe Malnutrition

The United Nations and UNICEF have issued a stark warning that nearly one million Afghan children suffer from severe, life-threatening malnutrition and risk dying without immediate medical care. Kabul 24: According to UNICEF, approximately 3.7 million children across Afghanistan are currently experiencing acute malnutrition and “severe wasting.” Tajudeen Oyewale, UNICEF’s.

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Indonesia Supports Reintegration of Afghanistan into International Community

The Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs of Indonesia has announced Jakarta’s readiness and support for the reintegration of Afghanistan into the international community. Kabul 24: This position was outlined following a diplomatic meeting and has been welcomed by the Charge d’Affaires of the Afghan Embassy in Jakarta. Anis Matta, Indonesia’s.

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