Afghanistan

One person was killed and four others injured in an explosion near a private university in Kabul that targeted a passenger bus north of the Afghan capital near Rana University.Eyewitnesses said that the explosion targeted a passenger bus north of…

The Afghan TOLO news channel confirmed that an explosion targeted the car of the mosque preacher Abdul Rahman Abed, in the fourth district of the capital, Kabul.According to sources quoted to the channel, the explosion was caused by a magnetic…

The Lady Fatima al-Zahra Complex, affiliated with the Shirazi Religious Authority in the Afghan capital, Kabul, held a celebration to commemorate the birth anniversary of Lady Zainab, peace be upon her.The event was attended by office members, students and professors…

Unidentified gunmen assassinated the Shia cleric, Sheikh Muhammad Ismail Mowahedi, in the Afghan province of Farah.Local officials from the Taliban terrorist organization in Farah said that unidentified gunmen assassinated a cleric, Sheikh Muhammad Ismail Mowahedi in the province.Farah’s security spokesman,…

Fears among the Hazara Shia minority in Afghanistan have not dissipated, despite the Taliban government’s promises to protect them from the ISIS terrorist organization.According to a report carried by foreign media, fear has become prevalent of an attack against the…

Two separate terrorist bombings in Dasht Barchi area, west of the Afghan capital, Kabul, killed two people and wounded four others, in a repeat of the attacks on the area inhabited by a majority of Shia Muslims.“An IED exploded while…

Former Afghan parliament member Nasrallah Sadeghi stressed that the Taliban government’s disregard for the rights of the Shia community has negative repercussions on the country’s future.In a press interview, Sadeghi said, “I believe that ignoring a large segment of Afghan…

The Shia Hazara minority in Afghanistan fears for their future under Taliban rule, especially since mass killings of Hazara civilians took place under the previous movement’s regime in the 1990s.According to ‘dodofinance’, “The Shia Hazara do not only fear for…

Dozens of countries have pointed the finger at Taliban terrorists, who took control of Afghanistan in mid-August, accusing the movement of carrying out executions and enforced disappearances of former members of the police and security services.The joint statement was issued…

The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) announced today, that 44 countries, including Iraq, Yemen, Syria and Afghanistan, will need external assistance for food, indicating that conflicts and droughts have exacerbated the conditions of food insecurity in the world.The Rome-based organization…