This program explores the life and struggle of one of the most prominent national figures of the Pashtuns, warrior, poet, and philosopher Khushal Khan Khattak. The introduction provides a brief overview of his birth, the political structure of the Khattak tribe, and the historical conditions in which he was raised. The middle section of the More

Kabul Municipality has launched the implementation phase of its 15-year development plan. Across the city, numerous major and minor roads as well as new flyovers are under construction. The municipality has released a comprehensive road master plan, which outlines the construction of dozens of kilometers of new roads in every district. Although the project may More

Members of the Pashtun Tahafuz Movement (PTM) and Afghan residents of Toronto held an anti-Pakistan protest in the city. The aim of the demonstration was to raise their voice against the detention of PTM activists, the forced expulsion of Afghans from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and the Pakistani regime’s airstrikes in Afghanistan. Speakers at the protest urged More

In this episode of the cultural program Ghatol, our guest is Noor Haya an Afghan model, TV host, and singer. Noor Haya is an artist who has earned a distinguished place in the world of music through her beautiful performances in both Pashto and Dari. With her warm, soft, and soulful voice, she has captivated More

In recent weeks, Canada’s immigration department has sent official emails to many Afghans, requesting essential documents to be submitted by a specified deadline. Preparing these documents can be a complex and time-consuming process, which is why dozens of Afghans visit the Afghan network for Social Services (ANSS) in Toronto every day to organize and follow More

In the Netherlands, the 126th birthday of Queen Soraya was commemorated alongside the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. The event was organized by the Afghan Women’s “Pewastoon Association” and the “Women’s Rights First” bringing together Afghan activists, students, cultural figures, and women’s rights advocates. The gathering focused on Queen Soraya’s reforms, More

The featured guest of Wesal TV’s program “Homeland Memories” is Mr. Amanullah Alumi an Afghan who migrated to Canada nearly 42 years ago and is a living witness to multiple waves of Afghan migration to this country. In this interview, we revisit Alumi’s heartfelt memories from his youth, the years shaped by war, displacement, migration, More

In this special episode of “Historical Insights” the program introduces Pir Bayazid Roshan, one of the most significant figures in Pashtun history, by exploring his birth, living environment, and intellectual awakening. The episode then explains the foundation, objectives, and ideological struggle of the Roshani Movement in a clear and accessible manner. The middle section examines More

In the program “Afghan Businesses Around the World,” we travel this time to the city of Peterborough in Ontario, Canada, where the restaurant Ariyana restaurant has been opened by an Afghan entrepreneur, Ajmal Siddiqi. Ajmal Siddiqi, the owner of this restaurant, has faced many challenges throughout his life. However, through hard work, dedication, and perseverance, More

Does stopping trade between Afghanistan and Pakistan benefit Afghanistan or harm it? What alternative markets and transit routes does Kabul have for its exports without relying on Pakistan? Was this decision by the Taliban government appropriate under the current circumstances? And will this move push Pakistan to reconsider its trade relations with Afghanistan? These are More