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PUL-I-KHUMRI (Pajhwok): The Labor and Social Affairs department of northern Baghlan province has started formal care of disabled orphaned children by financially assisting . .

Beijing is rapidly reshaping the region around Afghanistan as part of a wider policy being dubbed "eastern multilateralism in the Gulf,"[1] that includes: getting Riyadh to join the Shanghai Organization Cooperation (SCO); brokering the historic rapprochement between Iran and Saudi Arabia which will, among other things, let the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) emerge

In recent months, complaints from Taliban officials, police and soldiers of their WhatsApp accounts being banned or temporarily deactivated have become widespread, highlights how the messaging platform has become a backbone of the Taliban’s government

Teenage girls in Baghlan province who have been denied access to an education for the past two years have turned to weaving carpets in a bid to help support their families. However, these girls have said they have little access to markets to sell their products and they face a shortage of raw materials. "Even

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved an $18.28 million grant as additional financing for a project that aims to enhance agricultural productivity in northeast Afghanistan.

PUL-I -KHUMRI (Pajhwok): Carpet weavers in northern Baghlan province have asked the government to encourage traders to invest in domestic carpets production instead of importing

PUL-I -KHUMRI (Pajhwok): Carpet weavers in northern Baghlan province have asked the government to encourage traders to invest in domestic carpets pr

Sanctions restricting US-based businesses working with the Taliban have been in place for more than two decades, The New York Times reported.

Sanctions restricting US-based businesses working with the Taliban have been in place for more than two decades, The New York Times reported.

The Taliban administration is stuck in a cat-and-mouse game with WhatsApp, which is off-limits to the nascent government because of U.S. sanctions.