Afghanistan Now Exports to Over 100 Countries: Significant Growth in Industry and Exports

The Ministry of Industry and Commerce of Afghanistan organized the National Export Day and an awards ceremony to honor the country’s top exporters for the year 1404 (2025-2026). Kabul 24: The event was held in Kabul with the participation of senior officials from the Islamic Emirate, ambassadors, and foreign diplomats.During.

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UNAMA: 57 Civilians Killed in Pakistani Military Attacks in Afghanistan in Three Months

The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) has released a new report stating that 57 civilians were killed in Afghanistan as a result of Pakistani military strikes between April 1 and June 30 this year. Kabul 24: Among the victims were six women and 31 children, highlighting the severe.

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Nearly 1,200 Afghans Killed or Wounded in Pakistani Military Operations

A new report by the human rights organization Rawadari says that 1,187 people, including women and children, were martyred or injured in air and missile strikes carried out by the Pakistani military regime across the Afghan provinces of Khost, Paktia, Paktika, Nangarhar, Kunar, Kabul, Nuristan, Kandahar, and Helmand between December.

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Mujahid: No Opportunity Will Be Given to Any Malicious Intent

Zabihullah Mujahid, the spokesperson for the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, described the recent clashes in Badakhshan as mere propaganda during the launch of the program “Government in the Mirror of the Media.” Kabul 24: Mujahid emphasized that the system will not allow any malicious intent or hostile forces to gain.

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Switching Cancer Treatments Before Resistance Emerges

Researchers are proposing a bold new approach to cancer treatment: instead of waiting for tumors to relapse and develop resistance, doctors should switch therapies while the cancer is still vulnerable. Kabul 24: Mathematical models suggest this proactive strategy could significantly limit the tumor’s ability to adapt and evolve, ultimately improving.

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Zelensky: Russia Seeking to Recruit 30,000 North Korean Soldiers for Ukraine War

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has claimed that Russia is preparing to recruit nearly 30,000 North Korean troops to join the war in Ukraine. Kabul 24: In his recent address, Zelensky stated that Russia intends to bring an additional 30,000 North Korean soldiers into the conflict. According to him, preparations for.

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Book Introduction: Illness (or Phenomenology of Illness) by Havi Carel

“I was a prisoner in my body. As my body gradually lost its abilities, my world slowly shrank as well.”” My body has betrayed me and I have become estranged from it—a body that is our intermediary for having a world.” Kabul 24: Because she studied philosophy, her personal experiences.

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Trump’s Veiled jab at Iran: “A Terrifying Regime Toppled, Now Run by a Gay Dictator”

Full Rewritten Article (English, ~36In a sharp and provocative speech at the rescheduled White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner, President Donald Trump made a clear but indirect reference to Iran. Kabul 24: He claimed that a once-powerful “terrifying regime” which repeatedly attacked America has been toppled, with its former leaders removed.

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Pakistan’s Trade Deficit with Neighbors Hits Nearly $15.9 Billion

Pakistan’s trade deficit with its nine neighboring countries surged by 30 percent to around $15.9 billion in the fiscal year 2025-2026, according to official data from the State Bank of Pakistan. Kabul 24: The sharp rise has raised serious concerns among economists about the country’s growing trade imbalance in the.

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Nuristan Floods: Search for Missing Enters Third Day as Death Toll Rises

Three days after catastrophic floods struck Nuristan province, search and rescue operations continue as four bodies remain missing. kabul 24: Funeral prayers were held in Parun, the capital of Nuristan, for two young sisters whose home was swept away by the powerful floods. After three days of intensive searching, their.

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Bulgaria Approves Deployment of US Military Aircraft Despite Iran’s Strong Warning

Despite explicit warnings from Iran, the Bulgarian Parliament on Wednesday approved the government’s proposal to host American military forces at one of the country’s air bases. Kabul 24: The decision was made as Iran had previously cautioned Bulgaria against allowing its territory to be used as a platform for potential.

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Amnesty International: Pakistani Airstrike on Kabul’s “Omid” Drug Treatment Center Likely a War Crime

Amnesty International has released a new report demanding an independent investigation into the March 16 airstrike by Pakistan’s military on the “Omid” drug rehabilitation center in Kabul, describing it as a possible war crime. Kabul 24: The human rights organization stated that it found no credible evidence to support Pakistan’s.

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