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FAO is supporting herders and building the resilience of rural families

Heavy rainfall, snow, and possible flooding forecast across parts of northern and central Afghanistan through Nov. 5. Disruptions possible.

The English word “reincarnation” robs the concept of its specificity of different places, times and cultures. The same can be said about “atonement.”

AIBAK (Pajhwok): Grapes yield has increased by 15 percent in northern Samangan province this year comparing to the past year, an official said on Monday

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This year, 30,000 tons of grapes were harvested in Samangan province, a 15 percent increase on last year, local officials said. According to them, last year, 25,000 tons were harvested. Grape farmers said they are happy with the increase in yield, but that there isn’t much of a market for them and that they have

Afghan journalists in exile share struggles of fleeing curbs on press freedom, escaping motherland in hopes of safe futures

Khaama Press: The Taliban members reportedly mutilated a traffic enforcer’s ear in Aybak city, the provincial capital of Samangan province in central Afghanistan, after the traffic officer stopped their car to avoid traffic congestion. A video that has also been made public and is making the rounds on social media shows the traffic officer wearing a blood-stained uniform. The Taliban reportedly cut off the traffic officer’s ear after he stopped the vehicle transporting their troops t...

Trump has demanded that all those seeking his endorsement this year share his obsessions

In assessing the US’s turbulent bonhomie with Pakistan, Indian officials, analysts and commentators miss a critical aspect that dominates this bilateral tempestuousness, says one expert.