Afghan Media Watch

Zabihullah Mujahid, dressed in traditional Afghan attire, speaking during an interview with a decorative background featuring cultural elements.

Rifts Deepen Within Taliban Leadership Amid Internal Struggles

Reports of internal discord within the Taliban leadership are growing as high-ranking officials express discontent over key policy decisions, particularly the ban on girls’ education. While Taliban spokespersons continue to deny these claims, mounting evidence …More

Taliban Call for Compensation Over Alleged War Crimes by Foreign Forces

1 month ago Patsun Bahram Kheil

The Taliban government has responded to the findings of an official inquiry into alleged war crimes by the UK’s Special Air Service (SAS), stating that Afghans deserve compensation for atrocities committed by foreign forces. The …More

In Barmal District of Afghanistan’s Paktika Province, people from an area bombed by the Pakistani Air Force have gathered to bury the victims. The photo is a screenshot taken from a video released by the Taliban-controlled Bakhtar News Agency.

Taliban: Pakistan’s Airstrikes in Paktika Killed 46 Civilians, Including Women and Children

2 months ago Yaraan Team

The Taliban government in Afghanistan says at least 46 civilians, most of them women and children, have been killed in Pakistani airstrikes in Paktika Province. According to Taliban officials, the strikes took place overnight in …More

Rashid Khan sits in a foldable chair by a peaceful lake, gazing into the horizon as the golden hues of sunset paint the sky, surrounded by lush greenery and the gentle ripples of water.

Rashid Khan Becomes Leading Wicket-Taker in T20 Cricket, Setting Historic Record

5 days ago

Afghanistan’s star cricketer Rashid Khan has become the leading wicket-taker in Twenty20 (T20) cricket, surpassing former West Indies all-rounder Dwayne Bravo. With 632 wickets to his name, Rashid now holds the record for the most …More

A group of Afghan women and children sit inside a truck with metal bars at the Torkham border crossing, returning from Pakistan to Afghanistan on October 31, 2023. Some women cover their faces with scarves, while others wear traditional clothing, reflecting the uncertainty of their journey.

Afghan Refugees Face Deportation Amid Crackdowns in Pakistan and Iran

5 days ago

Afghan refugees in Pakistan and Iran are facing increasing pressure as authorities in both countries intensify deportation efforts, raising concerns among humanitarian organizations and rights advocates. Deportation Measures in Pakistan The United Nations High Commissioner …More

Rifts Deepen Within Taliban Leadership Amid Internal Struggles

6 days ago

Pakistan Urges Western Nations to Resettle Afghan Refugees by March Deadline

7 days ago

Pakistan has called on the United States and other Western nations to expedite the resettlement of Afghan refugees who have already been accepted or are awaiting approval. Officials have warned that if these individuals are …More

Children dressed in traditional Afghan attire scatter rose petals to celebrate the ICC Champions Trophy during its December 2024 countrywide tour.

Afghan Cricket Fans Struggle to Obtain Pakistani Visas for Champions Trophy

1 week ago

Cricket enthusiasts in Afghanistan and Afghan exiles abroad are facing difficulties obtaining Pakistani visas to attend the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy, set to begin on February 19 in Pakistan. Many Afghan fans, eager to support …More

A United Nations flag waves in front of the UNAMA Administration building in Kabul, Afghanistan, under a clear blue sky.

UNAMA Contractor Wounded in Shooting at Kabul Office

1 week ago

KABUL – The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) has reported that a Taliban member opened fire at one of its offices in Kabul, injuring an international security contractor. UNAMA’s press office confirmed to …More

A hazy street in Kabul, Afghanistan, showing people walking and cycling through thick air pollution, highlighting severe environmental conditions.

Kabul Air Pollution Crisis: Climate Change, Fuel Quality, and Traffic Worsen Air Quality

1 week ago

KABUL, Afghanistan – Officials from the Taliban-led National Environmental Protection Agency (NEPA) have pinpointed climate change, groundwater contamination, shrinking green spaces, unpaved roads, and the widespread use of low-quality fuel as significant factors contributing to …More