This week in Afghanistan
Afghanistan's media this week focused on a blend of economic development initiatives and persistent challenges. The Ministry of Public Health announced an international exhibition in Kabul, while a significant gold mine extraction contract was signed in Kunduz and a special economic zone allocated near Hairatan to attract Uzbek investment. However, these efforts are juxtaposed with a deepening livelihood crisis, struggles faced by Ghazni cucumber farmers, and Russia's call for the US to play a role in the country's reconstruction.
About Afghanistan
Afghanistan, a landlocked nation at the crossroads of Central and South Asia, boasts a rich tapestry of ancient cultures and stunning mountainous landscapes. However, its contemporary narrative is largely shaped by an authoritarian government, which profoundly impacts its media environment and global perception. News coverage from Afghanistan is characterized by severe restrictions and heavy censorship, reflecting the challenging operational realities for journalists within the country.
Visiting Afghanistan
Media landscape
Under the current authoritarian rule, Afghanistan's media landscape is severely restricted, with independent outlets largely suppressed or operating under extensive censorship. Many journalists have fled the country, and remaining media are often compelled to align with state-approved narratives.
When seeking news from Afghanistan, prioritize exiled and international independent sources, as domestic media operates under significant state control and censorship.
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Rashid Khan, Azmatullah Omarzai top ICC rankings in ODI, T20I
- Afghan cricketers Rashid Khan and Azmatullah Omarzai have achieved top rankings in the latest ICC ODI and T20I charts. - Rashid Khan leads both the ODI and T20I bowling rankings, while Omarzai is th…
Special exams, health sciences exit tests scheduled in 8 provinces tomorrow
- Special exams for 14th-grade students in warm provinces and health sciences exit exams will be held on Friday. - These exams cover students in Nangarhar, Laghman, Kandahar, Helmand, Farah, Nimroz, Z…
Herat orchard owners see higher yields, but storage, market gaps persist
- Orchard owners in Afghanistan's Herat province report increased fruit yields this year. - Despite higher yields, farmers face significant challenges including a lack of cold storage and limited mark…
IEA welcomes Russian official’s remarks on counter-narcotics gains
- Russia's Security Council secretary praised Afghanistan's efforts to combat narcotics. - He stated that Afghan authorities have effectively curbed drug cultivation, production, and trafficking. - Th…
Herat governor calls for increased cargo transfers via Khaf-Herat railway
- Herat Governor Sheikh Maulana Islamjar called for increased cargo transport via the Khaf-Herat railway. - He met with Iran's Railway Development Consortium director to discuss expanding the route's …
Etisalat rebrands as e& Afghanistan
- Etisalat Afghanistan has rebranded as e& Afghanistan, signaling a strategic shift towards expanded digital services. - The rebranding ceremony in Kabul was attended by officials, partners, and emplo…
IEA Approves Herat City Master Plan
- The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has approved a comprehensive master plan for Herat city. - The plan, developed over two years, includes land-use zoning, a new city development, road network expan…
Afghan surgeon wins international award for fish-skin burn treatment
- An Afghan pediatric surgeon, Dr. Habib-ur-Rahman Qasim, received an international award for his innovative use of fish-skin grafts to treat severe burns. - He successfully treated a five-year-old ch…
Afghanistan begins construction of $400 million underground market in Ghazni
- Construction has begun on a $400 million underground commercial market in Ghazni City, Afghanistan. - The project, named "Sultan Mahmood Ghaznavi Commercial Market," aims to boost urban development,…
Afghan-origin Amiri Key in Germany's World Cup Comeback Win
- Afghan-origin midfielder Nadiem Amiri played a crucial role in Germany's 2-1 comeback victory over Ivory Coast at the FIFA World Cup. - Amiri's introduction in the second half shifted the momentum, …
Turkish national jailed for ISKP propaganda work in Pakistan
- A Turkish national, Ahmed Kazanci, worked for the Islamic State Khorasan Province's (ISKP) Turkish-language propaganda wing in Balochistan, Pakistan. - Kazanci was arrested by Turkish intelligence a…
15 Migrant Bodies Recovered from Libya Coast After Boat Capsizes
- At least 15 migrants, including a girl, have been found dead along Libya's eastern coast over the past week. - The bodies washed ashore near Tobruk after their boat, believed to be carrying around 6…
32 killed in Israeli strikes on Lebanon despite ceasefire
- Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon killed at least 32 people despite a renewed ceasefire, raising concerns about derailing US-Iran peace talks. - The strikes targeted southern Lebanon, including the Naba…
Afghanistan, Kazakhstan aim to boost bilateral trade to $3 billion
- Afghanistan and Kazakhstan aim to increase bilateral trade to $3 billion, focusing on economic cooperation and transit links. - Officials from both countries met at a trade forum in Kabul, highlight…
Afghanistan signs 30-year iron ore mining contract in Bamyan
- A 30-year contract for iron ore extraction in Afghanistan's Bamyan province has been signed, involving an investment of over 438 million afghanis. - The Ministry of Mines and Petroleum stated that d…
24 killed, 97 injured in Pakistan-administered Kashmir protests
- Protests in Pakistan-administered Kashmir have resulted in at least 24 deaths, 97 injuries, and 515 detentions. - The unrest includes widespread shutdowns, road blockades, and internet disruptions, …
Pakistan interior minister Naqvi travels to Tehran
- Pakistan's Interior Minister Syed Mohsin Raza Naqvi traveled to Tehran for discussions with senior Iranian officials. - The visit is reportedly related to monitoring Iran-U.S. talks and follows Paki…
7 killed, 3 injured in twin blasts in KP’s Bannu
- At least seven people died and three were injured in two roadside explosions in Bannu district, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan on Saturday. - The first blast hit a passenger van, killing five people, …
Paraguay eliminate Turkiye from 2026 World Cup after 1-0 win
- Paraguay defeated Turkey 1-0 to advance in the 2026 World Cup. - The winning goal was scored just 64 seconds into the match by Matias Galarza, setting a tournament record. - Despite playing with 10 …
Washington to host new round of Israel-Lebanon talks next week
- The US announced a new round of talks between Israel and Lebanon will occur in Washington next week. - The talks aim to achieve reconstruction, economic recovery, and an end to violence, following p…
Kazakh deputy PM-led team arrives in Kabul for economic forum
- A high-level delegation from Kazakhstan, led by Deputy Prime Minister Serik Zhumangarin, arrived in Kabul for the Afghan-Kazakh Trade and Economic Forum. - The delegation includes officials from var…
Iran-US Switzerland Talks Cancelled Amidst Logistical Issues and Regional Tensions
- Planned talks between the United States and Iran in Switzerland have been canceled, according to Switzerland's Foreign Ministry. - The White House cited "logistical issues" for U.S. Vice President J…
UAE bans social media use by children under 15
- The UAE has banned children under 15 from using social media platforms. - New regulations require technology companies to implement age-verification systems and prevent minors from creating or manag…
From mortgaging homes to selling gold: How ‘Gold BS’ victims lost savings
- Afghan investors lost their savings after the online platform "Gold BS" abruptly ceased operations. - The platform, which promised profits from gold trading and digital assets, never held an officia…
Over 6 Million Afghans Returned From Pakistan, Iran Since 2023: UNHCR
- Over six million Afghans have returned from Pakistan and Iran since September 2023, straining Afghanistan's resources. - The UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) highlighted the critical situat…
Afghanistan Ready to Expand Joint Investment With Iran
- Afghanistan's Helmand province is ready to expand economic cooperation and joint investment with neighboring Iran. - The deputy governor highlighted opportunities in agricultural mechanization and m…
From open sky to classrooms: renewed hope for schoolchildren in Ghor
- Residents in Ghor, Afghanistan, are funding the construction of a school building in Kandiwal village to provide a safe learning environment. - Students have been studying in the open air for years,…
Four Killed in Israeli Strikes on Lebanon; Iran Warns of Retaliation
- Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon killed at least four people and wounded several others, according to media reports. - Iran's Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters warned Israel of a "strong r…
Stink bug infestation threatens crops in Afghanistan's Ghor province
- Farmers in western Afghanistan's Ghor province are facing a severe stink bug infestation threatening wheat and barley crops. - They warn of significant crop losses if urgent control measures are not…
EU, Central Asian envoys discuss Afghanistan in Almaty
- European Union and Central Asian diplomats met in Almaty, Kazakhstan, to discuss Afghanistan's situation and its regional security implications. - The meeting focused on recent developments, regiona…
US, Iran sign preliminary ceasefire agreement
- The United States and Iran have signed a preliminary agreement to end the conflict in the Gulf, extending a fragile ceasefire and reopening the Strait of Hormuz. - Details of the deal remain unclear…
2,500 hectares of pistachio orchards established in Herat
- Approximately 2,500 hectares of pistachio orchards have been established in Afghanistan's western Herat province, with the expansion process ongoing. - Agricultural experts view this development pos…
UN, world leaders welcome finalisation of Iran-US agreement
- The UN and several countries welcomed the finalization of an agreement between Iran and the United States. - The agreement includes an immediate and permanent ceasefire and the reopening of the Stra…
World Cup: Germany thrash Croatia 7-1; Japan, Netherlands draw
- Germany dominated Croatia with a 7-1 victory in a 2026 FIFA World Cup match. - Felix Nmecha opened the scoring for Germany in the sixth minute. - Japan and the Netherlands played to a 2-2 draw in an…
US, Iran reach preliminary agreement to end war
- The U.S. and Iran have reached a preliminary agreement to end their conflict, lift U.S. sanctions on Iran, and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. - President Donald Trump announced the deal's completion o…
Trump says deal with Iran to be signed today, Tehran yet to confirm timing
- U.S. President Donald Trump announced a framework agreement with Iran is set to be signed Sunday. - Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif confirmed a framework agreement for a peace deal, with Isl…
ACCI chief to visit 4 countries to boost trade, investment
- The Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment (ACCI) chief will visit Uzbekistan, India, Kyrgyzstan, and China. - The visit aims to attract investment, expand private sector ties, and create ne…
IEA leader stresses justice, sharia implementation at Cabinet Meeting
- The supreme leader of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA), Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada, instructed officials to fulfill responsibilities and implement Sharia law. - During a Cabinet meeting in…
Fuel prices up, gold, gas down in Kabul
- Fuel prices in Kabul increased this past week, while the Afghan currency slightly depreciated against the US dollar. - Prices for liquefied gas, Indian sugar, and gold saw declines, with most basic …
Afghanistan's role as regional bridge highlighted at Tirmiz talks
- Central Asian and Afghan experts met at the Tirmiz Dialogue to discuss regional connectivity. - Participants emphasized Afghanistan's strategic role as a bridge between Central and South Asia. - The…
Afghanistan, Iran Vow to Expand Trade and Investment
- Afghan and Iranian officials met to discuss expanding trade, investment, and private sector cooperation. - Both sides emphasized strengthening economic ties and increasing Afghan exports to Iran. - …
763 Afghans freed from Pakistani prisons, return home
- Pakistan released 763 Afghan nationals detained for lacking valid documents. - The individuals returned to Afghanistan through the Torkham and Spin Boldak crossings. - Upon arrival, they were regist…
ASQA Returns 58 Tonnes of Substandard Ceramic Tiles at Farah Port
- Afghanistan's Standards and Quality Authority rejected over 58 tonnes of ceramic tiles. - The substandard materials were returned to the exporting country from Farah port. - ASQA is committed to pre…
Iran-US deal hinges on memorandum terms, says minister
- Iran and the United States are in the final stages of negotiations, with a potential agreement hinging on the implementation of a memorandum of understanding. - The proposed memorandum includes the …
US open World Cup campaign with 4-1 win over Paraguay
- The United States defeated Paraguay 4-1 in their FIFA World Cup opener, with Folarin Balogun scoring twice. - Balogun's early goal was disallowed for offside, but he later scored twice, with Malik T…
Report says UAE agreed to unlock billion in frozen Iranian funds
- The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has reportedly agreed to release billions of dollars in frozen Iranian funds, a move described as a tactical shift amid broader Iran-US negotiations. - Sources offer c…
Empty seats at 2026 World Cup match raise ticket price concerns
- Attendance was low at a 2026 FIFA World Cup match in Guadalajara, Mexico, with empty seats observed. - High ticket prices, limited access for local fans, and demand patterns are cited as potential r…
Trump says Iran-US deal could be signed this week, lifting naval blockade
- U.S. President Donald Trump suggested a potential deal with Iran could be signed this week, involving the lifting of U.S. naval blockades. - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was reportedly …
Afghanistan A beat India A by 4 runs in rain-hit tri-nation series opener
- Afghanistan A defeated India A by 4 runs using the DLS method in a rain-affected match. - India A scored 349/9, with Abdullah Ahmadzai taking five wickets for Afghanistan A. - Afghanistan A chased a…
7 suspects arrested over double murder, robbery in Herat
- Afghan security forces in Herat have arrested seven suspects in connection with a double murder and robbery. - The victims, a young man and his mother, were killed in their home in Zindajan district…
120 Congo fever cases recorded at Kabul hospital in 15 days
- Kabul's National and Specialized Antani Hospital has recorded 120 cases of Congo fever in the 15 days following Eid al-Adha. - This surge follows approximately 150 cases recorded from the beginning …
Iran targets US bases in Bahrain, Kuwait, Jordan after US strikes
- Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) launched drone and missile attacks on US military facilities in Bahrain, Kuwait, and Jordan. - The IRGC stated the strikes were retaliation for recent…
Over 11,000 carats of Panjsher emeralds sold for $54,000
- Over 11,842 carats of newly extracted emeralds from Panjsher province were sold for 4,770,360 Afghanis. - The sale was conducted among precious stone traders under the supervision of the Mines Prote…
UN Security Council debates UNAMA's role, effectiveness amid calls for review
- Several countries emphasized the importance of protecting women's rights and maintaining the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) during a UN Security Council meeting. - The United States ca…
Philippines earthquake death toll rises to 37
- The death toll from a 7.8-magnitude earthquake in the southern Philippines has risen to 37. - At least 479 people were injured, and four remain missing following the quake that struck Sarangani prov…
Nabawi Mosque Library Welcomes Pilgrims with Ancient Islamic Treasures
- The Nabawi Mosque Library in Medina has opened its doors to pilgrims arriving after their Hajj journey. - The library houses an extensive collection of Islamic heritage, including approximately 4,00…
Afghanistan faces challenges despite some progress: UNAMA
- Afghanistan faces significant economic, humanitarian, and human rights challenges despite relative security and some economic improvements under the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan. - Millions of Afg…
Trump warns Netanyahu: Israel could stand alone against Iran
- US President Donald Trump warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that Israel could face consequences alone if it resumes hostilities with Iran without Washington's support. - Trump conveye…
UNICEF donates $235,000 medical equipment to Nangarhar health facilities
- UNICEF donated medical equipment worth $235,000 to health facilities in Nangarhar, Afghanistan. - The donation includes ultrasound machines, neonatal care equipment, and treatment kits. - Officials …
Uzbek Firm to Export 2,000 Tons of Afghan Fresh Fruits Annually to Russia, Europe
- An Uzbek agricultural company, Prime Agro Industries, plans to export 2,000 tons of Afghan fresh fruits annually. - The fruits, including cherries, apricots, and pomegranates, will be exported to Uz…
Iran Closes Tehran Airspace Amid Reports of Israeli Attacks
- Iran closed airspace around Tehran's Imam Khomeini International Airport following reported Israeli attacks. - Both Iran and Israel reportedly targeted sites in each other's territory, with Iran usi…
7.8-magnitude quake strikes Philippines, triggers tsunami warnings
- A magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck off the southern Philippine island of Mindanao on Monday morning, according to the USGS. - The quake caused structural damage, including a building collapse in Gene…
Specialists at Daoud Khan hospital perform complex muscular surgery
- Specialists at Sardar Mohammad Daoud Khan Hospital in Kabul successfully performed complex surgery on a patient with a rare muscular disorder. - The patient had previously sought treatment at multip…
Pakistan delivers special message for Iran's leader to Araghchi
- Pakistan's Interior Minister Syed Mohsin Naqvi delivered a special message to Iran's Supreme Leader. - The message, from Pakistan's Army Chief and Prime Minister, concerns the current regional situa…
Over 1,000 residential land plots distributed returnee families
- Afghanistan received 488 migrant families, totaling 2,622 individuals, returning from neighboring countries in the last 24 hours. - During the same period, 1,024 returnee families were allocated res…
Israeli strikes kill 12 in Lebanon, including senior army officers
- Israeli attacks across Lebanon resulted in the deaths of at least 12 people, including senior Lebanese army officers. - The Lebanese army reported a brigadier general, a captain, and a soldier died …
US weigh use of Iranian assets for gulf damage repairs
- The U.S. is considering using frozen Iranian assets to fund reconstruction in Gulf states damaged by alleged Iranian actions. - This move is being assessed by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent amid e…
Final round of 1405 Kankor set for June 12 in Kabul
- The final round of Afghanistan's Kankor university entrance exam is scheduled for June 12 in Kabul. - This round is for applicants who missed previous exams, high school graduates, and evening facul…
49 Die of Thirst After Truck Breaks Down in Niger Desert
- At least 49 people died of thirst after their truck broke down in a desert in northern Niger. - The victims were traveling from Mali to Niger to celebrate Eid al-Adha with their families. - Two surv…
Past 11 years mark hottest period ever recorded: UN chief
- The past 11 years have been the hottest on record, according to UN Secretary-General António Guterres. - Guterres warned that global warming's impacts intensify with each degree, disproportionately …
Iran ties US deal to release of $24b in frozen assets
- Iran's Supreme Leader military adviser stated any deal with the US requires releasing $24 billion in frozen assets. - Mohsen Rezaei warned that a return to conflict would lead the US into a "dark co…
Works kicks off on 9m afs water supply network in Logar
- Construction has begun on a 9 million afghani water supply network in the Baraki Barak district of Logar province. - The project, funded by the Danish Committee for Aid to Afghan Refugees (DACAAR), …
UN Appeals for $331.5 Million More to Address Lebanon's Worsening Humanitarian Crisis
- The UN has appealed for an additional $331.5 million to aid 1.4 million people affected by conflict in Lebanon. - Humanitarian needs are sharply increasing due to ongoing conflict, with critical inf…
Repatriation continues: 682 migrant families return to Afghanistan
- Afghanistan has welcomed back 682 migrant families, totaling 3,574 individuals, along with 305 individual travelers through its borders. - Returning families received cash assistance and relocation …
Afghan Health Minister, WHO Representative Discuss Strengthening Health Programs
- Afghanistan's Minister of Public Health, Mawlawi Noor Jalal Jalali, met with the World Health Organization (WHO) Representative for Afghanistan, Dr. Edwin Ceniza Salvador. - They discussed strengthe…
Afghanistan's Minister Highlights Country's Role in Boosting Regional Connectivity
- Afghanistan's Minister of Commerce and Industry, Azizi, emphasized the nation's crucial role in enhancing regional connectivity. - He stated that Afghanistan's geographic location can significantly …
Heavy rain, flash floods expected in 16 provinces
- Afghanistan's Ministry of Transport and Aviation forecasts heavy rain, thunderstorms, and flash floods in 16 provinces. - The affected provinces include Badakhshan, Takhar, Kunduz, and Nangarhar, am…
Iran Holds Kuwait, Bahrain 'Directly Responsible' for U.S. Strikes
- Iran's Foreign Ministry condemned U.S. strikes on an oil tanker and a telecommunications tower, calling them violations of international law. - The U.S. stated the strikes were defensive, occurring …
Over 5,700 foreign nationals enter, exit Afghanistan in 2 months
- Over 5,700 foreign nationals entered or exited Afghanistan in the first two months of the solar year 1405 (March 21 to May 21, 2026). - The majority of foreign travelers used land border crossings, …
IRGC claims missile, drone strikes on US targets in retaliation
- Iran's IRGC claims to have targeted US-linked sites with missiles and drones in retaliation for US attacks. - The IRGC stated a US-linked vessel, the US Fifth Fleet headquarters, and a US air base w…
Bangladesh’s Rahman elected president of UN General Assembly
- Bangladeshi Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman was elected president of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly. - He defeated Cyprus's Andreas Kakouris in a secret-ballot election, se…
Russian business head calls for visa-free travel between Russia, Afghanistan
- The head of the Russian Business Center in Afghanistan proposed visa-free travel between Russia and Afghanistan. - Rustam Khabibullin suggested this measure to strengthen bilateral ties ahead of the…
Ghor Officials Urge Protection of Historical Sites in Dawlatyar District
- Ghor province's Information and Culture Director urged residents to prevent encroachment and destruction of historical sites in Dawlatyar district. - Visits to ancient sites like Dahana Minar highli…
Afghanistan to host India for 3-match T20I series in September
- Afghanistan and India are set to play a three-match T20 International cricket series in September. - This marks the first time the two nations will compete in a T20I series. - The matches are expect…
Uzbekistan to host 2nd regional connectivity dialogue in Termez
- Uzbekistan will host the second Termez Dialogue on Connectivity from June 4-6. - The event will gather officials and experts to discuss regional connectivity, security, climate change, and cooperati…
Abu Muslim Farah Club Secures AFC License for Challenge League Playoffs
- Abu Muslim Farah Club, the reigning champion of Afghanistan's Premier Football League, has obtained the official AFC Club License. - This license allows the club to participate in the playoff stage …
9 killed, 60 injured in Russian strikes on Ukrainian cities
- Russian air strikes on major Ukrainian cities, including Kyiv, Dnipro, and Kharkiv, killed at least nine people and injured over 60. - The attacks targeted Ukraine's energy infrastructure, while Ukr…
Afghanistan warns of heavy rain, flash floods in 13 provinces
- Afghanistan's Ministry of Water and Energy forecasts heavy rainfall and flash floods in 13 provinces over June 2-3. - The affected areas include parts of the Amu Darya and Kabul river basins. - Resi…
Herat Province Produces 80 Tonnes of Fresh Milk Daily, Boosting Local Economy
- Herat province in western Afghanistan produces approximately 80 tonnes of fresh milk daily. - The milk is processed and distributed through 10 dairy plants and 180 shops across the province. - The e…
Return of Afghan pilgrims begins from Saudi Arabia
- Afghanistan has begun the return of its pilgrims from Saudi Arabia following the Hajj. - The repatriation process involves 30,000 pilgrims and will be completed in two phases over 30 days. - The fir…
UK foreign secretary to visit China, India
- British Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper is scheduled to visit China and India this week. - The visits will address global issues including the Strait of Hormuz, the Russia-Ukraine war, and the Ebola…
Afghan Territory, Airspace Not Threat to Iran: Defence Minister
- Afghanistan's Defense Minister stated that Afghan territory and airspace pose no threat to Iran. - The remarks were made during a meeting with Iran's Deputy Secretary of the Supreme National Securit…
PUBG: Entertainment or threat to teenagers’ mental health, education?
- Psychologists and education experts in Afghanistan warn that excessive use of the game PUBG can lead to addiction, academic decline, and psychological issues. - The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan pr…
Uzbekistan sends 200 tonnes of aid to Balkh flood victims
- Uzbekistan has provided 200 tonnes of humanitarian aid, including essential food supplies, to flood victims in Afghanistan's Balkh province. - The aid package, handed over to the Afghan Red Crescent…
Marriage of 6-year-old girl to end family feud prevented in Herat
- Authorities in Herat, Afghanistan, have prevented the marriage of a six-year-old girl intended to settle a family dispute. - The Department for Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice intervened,…
Township plan approved for Kunar earthquake-affected families
- Afghanistan's Ministry of Urban Development and Housing approved a detailed plan for a special township for Kunar earthquake victims. - The township will be built on 1,000 jeribs of land in Nangarha…
UNICEF requests $520 million for Afghan returnees
- UNICEF has requested $520 million from donors to support returnees in Afghanistan. - The funds will provide basic services and resettlement assistance to families. - Afghanistan's Economy Ministry s…
Russian strikes on Kyiv kill 1, injure 23
- Russia launched a large-scale missile and drone attack on Kyiv, Ukraine, on Sunday. - The strikes damaged residential buildings and infrastructure, killing one person and injuring 23. - Ukrainian Pr…
Four bodies recovered, five missing after vehicles plunge into river in Surobi
- Four bodies, including two men and two children, were recovered from a river after a traffic accident on the Kabul-Jalalabad highway. - Two vehicles collided and plunged into the river, with nine pe…
40,000 Ordered to Evacuate in California Amid Chemical Explosion Risk
- Approximately 40,000 people were ordered to evacuate in Orange County, California, due to a chemical hazard. - A storage tank containing methyl methacrylate, a flammable chemical used in plastics, b…