Attack on Media/Journalists
Radio Station Heads Allege Takeover by 'Taliban' Commander
This comes as over 150 media outlets have stopped operating within the past two months across Afghanistan.
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This comes as over 150 media outlets have stopped operating within the past two months across Afghanistan.
Famous Journalist Sadat was on his way to an invitation, while become under fire by unidentified gunmen in Nangarhar.
Since the Taliban took control of 33 provinces and Kabul city, several reporters have been beaten by the Taliban.
Kandahar money changers said that recently, most of their customers are buying US dollars in exchange for Pakistani rupees.
In the meantime, pointing to polio cases in Afghanistan, health officials said that polio is still a serious problem in the country.
Social media showed houses shaking and light fittings swaying as the quake struck, and later stunned residents gathering in the street in…
In its message marking the international day, the UN's Food and Agricultural Organization speaks of hunger, which is a severe problem in…
The design of the university will respect Afghan and Islamic norms and values.
Arlene Schar and David Leffler write that lasting peace and invincibility could be established in Afghanistan if based on science rather…
