The sixth academic seminar, titled “Ethnic Groups, Languages, and Culture of Afghanistan,” was held in Canada. The seminar, presented by Dr. Mohammad Ibrahim Shinwari, the former Deputy Minister and Acting Minister of Education, focused on the commonalities among the people of Afghanistan, emphasizing peaceful coexistence, mutual understanding, and respect for one another. The seminar also More
This time, we’ve interviewed Nauman Tareen, an immigration lawyer from Toronto, to discuss Canada’s immigration fraud. The interview delves into various common types of immigration fraud, including fake visas, fraudulent marriages, unlicensed consultants, and fake job opportunities. It also inspects the Canadian government’s efforts to address these issues and provides guidance on how individuals can More
Globalization has presented developing countries with significant challenges and widespread instability. Afghanistan, as one of the nations most affected, has experienced direct political, economic, and security instability due to over four decades of war. Political and economic changes have made Afghanistan’s stability increasingly vulnerable to crises in other parts of the world. A recent example More
In Toronto, Canada, an Afghan businessman launched a radio station named Pul. Alongside it, a media group under the same name and a wedding hall called Nina were also inaugurated. The Pul Radio, Pul Media Group and Nina Wedding Hall, founded through the initiative and investment of Afghan businessman Allah Mohammad Kakar, were officially opened More
In Toronto, Canada, people from diverse linguistic backgrounds, including Pashtuns, Bengalis, Baloch, Sindhis, and others, came together to celebrate International Mother Language Day with a variety of cultural and artistic activities. February 21st is recognized by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) as “Mother Language Day” and is celebrated annually in many countries around More
In the first part of this program, we discussed the formation and activities of political parties in Afghanistan, as well as the decline of two major movements rooted in Islamic ideologies, alongside the democratic movement. In this segment, we focus on Hezb-i-Islami, the oldest political party in Afghanistan, led by Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, who has been More
Dr. Noor Alam Fareed, the former chairman of the Afghanistan Cricket Board’s Amu Zone, has expressed confidence that the Afghanistan national cricket team is fully prepared for the 2025 Champions Trophy. The 2025 Champions Trophy, featuring eight teams, including Afghanistan, kicked off today in Pakistan and will run for 19 days. This marks Afghanistan’s first-ever More
With the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan, political parties are currently banned from holding meetings, making public statements, or engaging in any political activities. The Taliban views political parties as a threat to Afghanistan, believing that the country’s past conflicts were primarily caused by party-driven actions. This raises the question: Why did left-wing and right-wing political More
Canada, one of the world’s largest immigrant-receiving countries, has recently introduced several changes to its immigration policies. These changes are expected to affect various immigration categories, including permanent residency, temporary visas, economic immigration, international students, workers, sponsorships, and asylum applications. To explore the impacts and challenges of these changes, we conducted an exclusive interview with More
The human rights situation in Afghanistan is under unprecedented pressure, leading to millions of girls over the age of ten being denied access to schools and universities, while hundreds of thousands of others have lost their jobs. This situation has caused widespread despair across the country, with millions of Afghans being forced to flee their More
