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Through a simple cricket game, Afghanistan demonstrated its indefatigable spirit, resilience, and pride to stand up for itself it has surely won many hearts When Afghan Captain, Hashmatullah Shahidi hit the winning runs against Pakistan in the ongoing Cricket World Cup match, all of Afghanistan

KABUL (Pajhwok): Nearly one and half times more fruits and vegetables have been exported during the first six months of the ongoing solar year comparing

The Office of Prison Administration in Afghanistan lacks resources to ensure compliance with the minimum standards for the treatment of prisoners, including the provision of adequate food and healthcare, the United Nations said in a report released Monday. By mid-September, the overall detainee population in prisons had surpassed 17,000 persons, an increase from the average

The UN Assistant Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) released a new report that documented the situation of human rights in Afghanistan, which also shows an increase in restrictions on the right

Khost residents say that land, cars, produce and other goods are still being bought with Pakistani rupees.

Khost residents say that land, cars, produce and other goods are still being bought with Pakistani rupees.

Officials of a school for deaf and dumb in southeastern Khost province have asked the government to provide proper learning facilities for the special children.

Officials of a school for deaf and dumb in southeastern Khost province have asked the government to provide proper learning facilities for the special children.

On Oct. 15, a third earthquake hit western Afghanistan’s Herat province within the span of roughly one week. The Taliban’s international isolation has neither compelled the Taliban to change its behavior nor improved its capacity to respond to such disasters. A new policy for Afghanistan is long overdue and must place Afghans at the center of the debate. It’s time for the international community to wake up to that stark reality and respond to thehumanitarian crises turning Afghanistan into...

In this week’s edition: Taliban mark milestone in controversial canal project, the UN calls on Kyrgyzstan not to pass the “foreign representatives” law, Russia wants Kazakhstan to hand over a punk rocker, and more.