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Afghanistan Food Crisis: Expert Highlights Catastrophic Consequences if Afghans Don't Get Help - Vimarsana News

Afghanistan Food Crisis: Expert Highlights Catastrophic Consequences if Afghans Don't Get Help

Afghanistan faces a severe food shortage as a result of the Taliban regime's takeover and the ongoing chaos in the country that affects food prices.

Source: hngn.com
Afghanistan's new poor line up for aid to survive as food crisis bites - Vimarsana News

Afghanistan's new poor line up for aid to survive as food crisis bites

Two long lines -- one of men, another of women -- wind around a World Food Programme (WFP) aid distribution site in the Afghan capital, Kabul, in the heat of

Capitol & Scott: Afghan refugee resettlement in Arkansas - Vimarsana News

Capitol & Scott: Afghan refugee resettlement in Arkansas

Since the fall of Afghanistan to the Taliban over the summer, thousands of Afghan refugees have arrived in the United States. More than 60 are now in Arkansas. In this episode, Khalid Ahmadzai, an immigrant from Afghanistan who works for refugee resettlement agency Canopy Northwest Arkansas, discusses the efforts to help evacuees arrive in the state.

Worth A Thousand Words: Photographer talks about career, community - Vimarsana News

Worth A Thousand Words: Photographer talks about career, community

"My work has generally been about people -- how people live, the human condition," American photojournalist Steve McCurry begins.

Worth A Thousand Words: Photographer talks about career, community - Vimarsana News

Worth A Thousand Words: Photographer talks about career, community

"My work has generally been about people -- how people live, the human condition," American photojournalist Steve McCurry begins.