Archieve Photo Photo Credit: Farhat Tajzai After August 15, 2021, Afghanistan lost its 20-year achievements. From freedom of speech to the presence of male and female students in the same class, it has become an unattainable dream for the students of this country. The youth believe that their ideals have been destroyed and they – More…
The Future of Technology in the Year 2022 The future of technology is an exciting yet daunting prospect. We are faced with innovations that will change the way we live and work, but we also know that some of these changes will be difficult to adapt to. In this section, you will find a description – More…
Humayun Babar, a successful and experienced journalist of Pasbanan Media Agency, has received the prestigious Raham Al Fara (RAF) Journalism Fellowship of the United Nations. While 700 journalists applied to cover the 77th UNGA, only 22 journalists were selected by the UN. Fortunately, Mr. Babar was one of 22 journalists who were selected from – More…
Edited by: Mojeeb Rahman Hamkar Tensions and fighting in recent days have caused the number of displaced people in Kabul and some other provinces to skyrocket. Kabul is currently hosting thousands of displaced people from the northeast of the country. In addition, clashes between security forces and the Taliban in 25 provinces have – More…
As the Afghan crisis escalates and the Taliban are more likely to fall to the Taliban than ever before, in the latest case, US President Joe Biden reiterated his decision to withdraw US troops. Afghanistan has defended itself, saying it has no regrets. “Now the Afghan military has to fight for – More…
Edited by: Mojeeb Rahman Hamkar As Taliban attacks on city centers intensify, there are now reports from Farah province that the country’s security and defense forces have recaptured the province. A spokesman for the country’s armed forces reportedly said that the country’s security and defense forces could retake control of the province from – More…
As the war in Afghanistan escalated and the Taliban took control of urban centers, Afghan citizens launched a low-profile campaign called “Sanction Pakistan,” and findings from social media, especially Twitter and Facebook, show that this campaign is expanding rapidly. Citizens of Afghanistan, India, the United States, Pakistan, and other Asian countries – More…
Coinciding with the start of the three-day peace summit in Qatar, Abdullah Abdullah, chairman of the Afghan National Reconciliation Council, met with several regional and Asian diplomats. According to reports, during these meetings, the chairman of the National Reconciliation Council stressed that war and violence are not the solutions, and to get – More…
Intensification of the war and the crisis of displacement in Afghanistan. Contrary to their obligations under the Doha Agreement, the Taliban have attacked cities and captured provincial capitals. The Taliban have taken control of at least nine provinces in a week. Badakhshan and Baghlan are two provinces that Taliban fighters have just taken – More…
Edited by: Mojeeb Rahman Hamkar Amrullah Saleh, Afghanistan’s first vice president, has called on the United Nations and other international organizations to work together to help those displaced by the recent conflict in the country. “We call on the United Nations and other international organizations to assist us in providing any assistance to – More…
