Attack on Media/Journalists
2 Radio Stations Closed in Kandahar, Workers Detained
Two radio stations were closed and six media workers were arrested in Kandahar, media officials said.
Current Cases of COVID-19
Two radio stations were closed and six media workers were arrested in Kandahar, media officials said.
But the Islamic Emirate rejected the report and said that any action is for reporters’ security and not meant to restrict.
However, shortly after the Islamic Emirate sent letters to the media saying that the Taliban should be named “Islamic Emirate."
Earlier, OCHA reported that nearly 25 million Afghans are struggling with poverty.
The leader of the Islamic Emirate at the gathering said that he would not allow anyone to interfere in Afghanistan's internal affairs.
South Korea's Unification Minister, who handles relations with the North, called Kim's comments "very disrespectful and indecent."
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…
