Fiber optic internet is being cut off in Nangarhar.
Qureshi Badal, the Information Commander of the Directorate of Information and Culture, said on Wednesday, 26th of Sambale that the order to disconnect fiber optic internet will soon be implemented in Nangarhar and other eastern provinces.…
Playing the Kurdish Card in Syria
The Kurdish tone of escalation against the central government in Damascus has risen notably in recent months, particularly through stalling the implementation of the March 10 agreement, signed between President Ahmad al-Shar’a and the…
UNICEF Warns of Growing Crises for Children in Afghanistan
Kabul – September 15: Children in Afghanistan are trapped in a cycle of “endless crises,” with millions cut off from education, healthcare, clean water, and protection, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has warned.
In a statement…
The Illusion of Taliban Moderation: Why Extremism Cannot Be Reformed
Recent events once again confirm a hard truth: extremism and ideological regression can never be transformed into moderation or balance. For years, some promoted the illusion that the Taliban would gradually change, soften their stance, or…
German Court Jails Afghan Attacker for Life Over Mannheim Knife Killing
German Court Jails Afghan National for Mannheim Knife Attack, Case Sparks Debate on Migration Policy
STUTTGART, Sept. 16, 2025 — A German court on Tuesday sentenced Suleiman Atayi, a 26-year-old Afghan national, to life imprisonment for…
Taliban in Balkh: Fiber Optic Internet Cut Off to Prevent Immorality
The Taliban governor in Balkh confirmed that fiber optic internet in this province has been cut off by the order of Hibatullah Akhundzada, the group’s leader.
Ataullah Zaid, the Taliban governor’s spokesperson in Balkh, described the…
What Happens to Your Body When You Drink Black Coffee for a Month?
For many, a strong cup of black coffee is the ultimate morning ritual—boosting energy, sharpening focus, and kickstarting the day. But what happens if you drink it daily for 30 days straight? Experts weigh in on the potential benefits and…
Reintegration of Returning Afghan Refugees – A Vital Step
After more than forty years of conflict, millions of Afghans were forced to leave their country due to war, poverty, and political instability. However, in recent years, changing circumstances, migration pressures from neighboring…
Afghan Couple Executed in Iran’s Qazvin Central Prison, Rights Groups Report
Iranian authorities have executed an Afghan couple, Hadigheh Abadi and Younes Mazarshams, inside Qazvin Central Prison (also known as Choubindar), according to multiple human rights organizations.
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The executions…
“The opposition is weakening in Turkey.”
At the end of March 2024, the Republican People’s Party (CHP) achieved a major victory in the elections with nearly 38%, surpassing the Justice and Development Party (AKP) for the first time in almost twenty years. It also succeeded in…