Afghanistan

  • Taliban: Education Funded Through State Budget

    DID Press: Taliban administration says education has received the largest share of the government budget among all ministries and state institutions, with costs from primary education to higher education covered by state funds. Abdul Salam Hanafi, the Taliban’s deputy prime…

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  • How a Leader Won Afghan Hearts

    DID Press: A leader’s popularity among people beyond his country’s borders is not built through media campaigns, official statements or political slogans, but through years of decisions, conduct and positions during critical historical moments. From this perspective, the position of…

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  • UN Warns of Afghanistan’s Massive Displacement Crisis

    DID Press: UN has warned that Afghanistan is facing one of the world’s largest displacement crises, driven by decades of conflict, widespread poverty, drought, natural disasters and the return of millions of migrants. The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in…

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  • UN-Habitat Urges Solutions for Afghan Migrant Returns

    DID Press: UN Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat) has warned that the sharp increase in migrant returns to Afghanistan since 2023 has placed significant pressure on host communities across the country. The UN agency said sustainable reintegration of returnees requires evidence-based…

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  • Taliban Agriculture Minister Visits India for Cooperation Talks

    DID Press: Acting Minister of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock of the Taliban government, Ataullah Omari, has traveled to India at the head of an official delegation to expand bilateral cooperation in agriculture and livestock sectors. During the visit, the two…

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  • Pakistan Bypasses Afghanistan with New Transit Corridors

    DID Press: Pakistan has officially activated two new transit corridors through Iran and China, reducing its reliance on trade routes passing through Afghanistan and creating new alternatives for regional connectivity. According to reports, the two corridors became operational in April…

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  • Pakistan Army Warns Taliban Over Border Security

    DID Press: Pakistan’s army chief has warned that security forces will continue operations against cross-border threats, accusing armed groups of using Afghan territory to plan attacks against Pakistan. General Asim Munir, Chief of Army Staff of Pakistan, said during a…

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  • Pakistan Detains Afghan Doctor, 10 Medical Students

    DID Press: Police in Pakistan’s Punjab province have detained an Afghan doctor and at least 10 Afghan medical students who were studying and completing specialist training at educational and medical institutions, according to reports. Sources said the arrests were linked…

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  • 120,000 Jobs Open for Afghan Workers in Region

    DID Press: Afghanistan Workers’ Union says efforts are underway to send skilled Afghan workers to Iran, Turkey, and Qatar, with the three countries seeking to recruit more than 120,000 Afghan workers. According to the union, negotiations are continuing as regional…

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  • Afghan Ex-Special Forces Member’s Death in ICE Custody Ruled Accidental

    DID Press: Medical authorities in the US state of Texas have ruled the death of Mohammad Nazir Paktiawal, a former Afghan special forces member who died while in US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody, as an accident. According to…

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