In recent days, the debate over the Durand Line has once again intensified among Afghans. This time, the discussion has been revived by politicians who regard this disputed line as an official border with Pakistan and link many of Afghanistan’s hardships over the past half-century to it. Opponents of this view, many of whom are More

On May 6, 1834, Peshawar, once considered Afghanistan’s winter capital, was permanently separated from the country. Many historians regard this day as one of the greatest tragedies in Afghan history and a turning point that marked the beginning of prolonged misfortunes for the Afghan homeland. Nearly 192 years ago, as internal power struggles among the More

Following the recent war between Iran, Israel and the United States, signs of major geostrategic and geoeconomic shifts are emerging in the Middle East. Iran has expanded its influence over the Strait of Hormuz, placing the regional and global order in a new situation. The decades-long U.S. military presence in the region is also facing More

A community tree planting event was held at Rotary Park in Ajax, Canada. The program was organized by the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA), with participation from community members and volunteers. Participants planted trees as a practical step toward environmental protection and the expansion of green spaces. The event was held as part of More

A comprehensive Eid and Nowruz celebration was held in Ajax, Canada, organized by Pickering Afghan Association and Northstar Community Service, showcasing a vibrant display of Afghan culture and joy. The event, held on March 27, 2026, featured speeches on Eid and Nowruz, poetry recitations, riddles, and live music. Special entertainment programs and a dedicated recreational More

A meeting of several Afghan political figures and activists in London, organized by former MP Fawzia Koofi and Afghanistan’s Ambassador to Geneva Nasir Andisha, has not only attracted media attention but has also faced widespread criticism over alleged links to Pakistan. Participants emphasized that Afghanistan’s future should be determined through dialogue, mutual understanding, and a More

Afghans living in Canada held a symbolic funeral during the Eid days for Afghan addicts who were killed in a Pakistani airstrike on a hospital. As a result of the attack, 408 innocent patients who were under treatment lost their lives. The event was organized by Afghan Network for Social Services (ANSS). Speakers strongly condemned More

In the city of Toronto, Canada, Afghan residents celebrated Eid al-Fitr with traditional joy and cultural spirit, organized by the Afghan Network for Social Services (ANSS). Many families attended with their children, adding even more color and happiness to the celebration. Eid prayers were held on Friday across Canada in thousands of mosques and designated More

In this special Eid program, joyful and vibrant moments from the celebration of Eid al-Fitr by Afghans living in Toronto are showcased. The event was organized by the Subhan Islamic Association, aiming to strengthen unity, cultural connection, and national values among Afghan migrants during the blessed days of Eid. Wesal TV reporter Shirena Mohammadi spoke More

While the conflict between the United States and Iran has shaken the world, its long-term consequences will be felt not only by the parties involved but also by countries across the region. For many Afghans, an important question arises: is the Iran war an opportunity for Afghanistan or a crisis? What position does Afghanistan occupy More