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The Kushan Empire began in the 1st century AD, encompassed what is now Afghanistan, Pakistan and beyond and was born of a line of nomads that formed an empire.

Construction work on a bridge has been constructed at a cost of 20 million afghanis in central Kapisa province, an official said on Monday.

Last week Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam (JUI-F) chief Maulana Fazlur Rahman visited Kabul and met European Union representatives and leaders of the Islamic Emirate to discuss interaction and remove misunderstanding between the two neighbors.

A 13-year-old boy has committed suicide by hanging himself to death in central Kapisa province, police official said on Thursday.

A man has been detained after allegedly killing his father with a hunting gun in central Kapisa province, an official said on Wednesday.

Orchard Therapeutics' Libmeldy is on the market in Europe, but Medicaid refused to cover the therapy because it's not approved in the U.S.

If we look closely at the spaces in our communities where connection and friendship are built, we can see powerful examples of change. In this episode of Change Agents, we get to know Fariba Rahimi and the work she does as the facilitator of a sewing group for women from migrant and refugee backgrounds in Parramatta. Fariba's own story is one of remarkable personal resilience, and it has become her life's work to share this strength and resilience with others.

IS-K is a threat to Afghanistan itself, besides being a global threat

Those advocating for Taliban recognition must consider the ongoing renaissance of al-Qaeda, a process that is being actively facilitated by the regime.

In Afghanistan, one in five children are engaged in child labor and the number of such children is high in Khost, Bamyan and Helmand provinces and less in Kabul, Badakhshan and Laghman provinces.