30 Jun 2020 17:00
Coronavirus overwhelms Afghanistan’s war-ravaged hospitals
As coronavirus spreads in Afghanistan, the cracks in the country's healthcare system - already weakened by decades of war - are starting to show. BBC Pakistan and Afghanistan Correspondent Secunder Kermani reports on the country's worsening Covid-19 crisis.
30 Apr 2020 14:19
Women and Girls With Disabilities at High Risk of Harassment in Afghanistan Due to COVID-19
Human Rights Watch released a new report detailing abuse in cities across the country.
6 Apr 2020 12:13
Living Scared: In Kabul’s Shi’ite Enclave, Hazara Fear A Taliban Return
Militant violence has transformed Dasht-e Barchi, a thriving urban enclave, into a war zone.
13 Jan 2014 16:49
The Road to Guantanamo: Using Terror to Fight Terror
Payam Aftab - The Road to Guantanamo is a British docudrama film directed by Michael Winterbottom and Mat Whitecross about the incarceration of three British citizens who were captured in 2001 in Afghanistan and detained by the United States there and for more than two years at the detainment camp in ...
25 Oct 2012 10:47
Shia; The target of conspiracies of Imperialism, Zionism and Facsism / Sayed Mohammad Baqer Mesbahzadeh
In fact Arab faschism fight against Shia around the world while their approaches are Racial, Religious and Secular aspects. Iranian Faschism do the same with Racial, Secular and infidelity trends. The Mongolism (Hazareh tribe faschism) carries out its task upon Racial and Secular aspects. Pashtunism ...
30 Aug 2012 15:51
Ayatollah Khamenei: The control room of the world should not be managed by the dictatorial will of a few Western countries
Human life is considered cheap in Asia, Africa and Latin America, and expensive in America and Western Europe. The security of America and Europe is considered important, while the security of the rest of humanity is considered unimportant.
1 Dec 2011 14:22
False Intelligence, True Tragedies \ Rebecca Murray
JALALABAD, Nov 30, 2011 - A night raid in Hakimabad in the heart of eastern Nangarhar province shows the face of U.S.-led presence in Afghanistan, and what it means to local people.
1 Dec 2011 13:33
Survey: Afghans living longer, fewer infants die \ Patrick Quinn
Afghans are living longer, fewer infants are dying and more women are surviving childbirth because health care has dramatically improved around the country in the past decade, according to a national survey released Wednesday.
30 Nov 2011 11:39
40,000 troops to leave Afghanistan by end of 2012 \ Deb Riechmann
Drawdown plans announced by the U.S. and more than a dozen other nations will shrink the foreign military footprint in Afghanistan by 40,000 troops at the close of next year, leaving Afghan forces increasingly on the frontlines of the decade-long war.
22 Nov 2011 11:27
ISAF Data: Night Raids Killed Over 1,500 Afghan Civilians \ Gareth Porter
U.S. Special Operations Forces (SOF) killed well over 1,500 civilians in night raids in less than 10 months in 2010 and early 2011, analysis of official statistics on the raids released by the U.S.-NATO command reveals.
17 Oct 2011 19:02
Afghan rights worries after eviction of hunger striker
KABUL - Afghan police have dismantled the protest camp of a hunger-striking politician and taken her to hospital, raising concerns the government may be taking a harder line on political dissent after a year of chaos and stagnation in parliament.
11 Nov 2008 06:15
Obama Seeking New Approach In Afghanistan
Obama Seeking New Approach In Afghanistan
15 Jun 2008 05:54
Poverty pushes Afghan girls into sex trade
KABUL, Afghanistan — The girl was 11 when she was molested by a man with no legs. The man paid her $5. And that was how she started selling sex
30 May 2008 05:44
New hope for Helmand province
There are few jobs in Afghanistan as daunting and as dangerous as governor of Helmand province, but this weekend step forward Gulab Mangal, the new hope for Helmand.
6 Feb 2008 07:34
Germany under U.S. pressure to send more troops to Afghanistan
Germany under U.S. pressure to send more troops to Afghanistan
10 Jan 2008 07:39
Hope of swift return as diplomats in Taliban row leave Kabul
The two senior western diplomats expelled from Afghanistan after being accused of talking directly to the Taliban left Kabul early yesterday amid hopes that they could soon be readmitted. Michael Semple, the Irish acting head of the EU's mission, and Mervyn Patterson, a Briton working for the UN, flew ...
