A Century of Restless Flags: Why National Flags in Afghanistan Fail to Endure
The flag—an emblem condensing the political and collective identity of a nation—has held an unstable and turbulent place in Afghanistan’s...
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Under Taliban Rule, Women Are Neither Marginalized nor Restricted — They Are Erased
Since the Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan, the systematic removal of women from public life has begun swiftly and...
Kankor and the Structural Inequalities Reflected in Afghanistan’s Education System
The announcement of nationwide Kankor exam results is a moment that deserves to be viewed beyond ranks and fields of...
Detaining Women Without Due Process Is Oppression, Not Religion
The recent mass detention of women by Taliban forces in Kabul has once again raised a critical question: can such...
Deeyar TV Marks the Birthday and Legacy of Ahmad Zahir
Deeyar TV is commemorating the 79th birthday and the 46th anniversary of the passing of Ahmad Zahir, Afghanistan’s iconic artist,...
FIFA to Form Afghan Women’s Refugee Football Team
FIFA has announced plans to create a women’s football team made up of Afghan refugees living outside Afghanistan. The team...
Nowruz in Clermont-Ferrand, France: A Three-Day Celebration of Cultural Synergy
In recent days, the city of Clermont-Ferrand in France hosted a Nowruz celebration, an occasion rooted deep in human history....
Afghanistan Claims Third Place at Futsal Intercontinental Cup in Brazil
Afghanistan’s national futsal team secured third place at the 2025 four-nation tournament in Brazil. In today’s third-place match held in...
From Burned Medals to Exile: Afghan Women Cricketers Fight for the “Right to Play”
More than three and a half years have passed since the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan, during which time...
Afghanistan Defeats England in Champions Trophy Clash
Afghanistan’s national cricket team claimed a remarkable victory today at the Champions Trophy, defeating the powerful England side by 8...