Gandhara was an ancient civilization stretching across eastern Afghanistan and northern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, regarded as a major crossroads where Greek, Indian, and Persian cultures converged. In this special interview with Afghan researcher Asadullah Sharifi, we explore various dimensions of Gandhara civilization. The discussion opens the pages of Gandhara’s history, delving into its antiquity and enduring More

After a four-year pause, Pakistan has once again adopted threatening rhetoric toward Afghanistan. At the same time, it has re-engaged with several former Afghan officials, inviting them to Islamabad for discussions about Afghanistan’s future. Today, Afghanistan’s rulers may have come to realize what has long been evident—that Pakistan has never desired a strong, centralized government More

For more than eight decades, relations between Kabul and Islamabad have experienced many highs and lows. Yet, for the first time, Pakistan’s current defense minister has openly described Afghanistan as an enemy. Over the years, dozens of Afghan ambassadors have served in Islamabad, each with unique and fascinating stories from their professional and personal lives. More

In the Curve Lake region of Canada, the First Nation community held its traditional annual Pow Wow festival. This vibrant celebration showcased traditional dances and songs, along with displays of handicrafts, artistic creations, and traditional foods. The First Nation of Canada is renowned for its unique traditions, dances, and spiritual ceremonies. Their history, recorded since More

In this episode of Ghatol Cultural Program, we welcome Afghan singer, model and actress Maryam Yourish. Maryam Yourish is an accomplished artist who has captured thousands of hearts with her enchanting voice, acting and modeling. She has become an inspiring figure for young people pursuing the arts. During the program, Yourish discusses her artistic journey, More

Afghanistan has long complained that Pakistan deliberately creates obstacles at crossings points during the harvest season for fruits and vegetables, causing significant losses for Afghan traders. Earlier this year, Kabul and Islamabad reached an agreement not to raise tariffs on several key products, yet Pakistan has continued to intermittently close routes—such as Torkham—under various pretexts. More

This special program presents comprehensive information on the history of Bagram, the development of the air base from the reign of King Zahir Shah to the present day, and the current strategic significance of this center. The program also highlights Bagram’s strategic value during the Kushan Empire. Under King Kanishka, Bagram served as the summer More

Wesal TV conducted an exclusive interview with Abdul Samad Katawazy is a dedicated community leader, entrepreneur, and candidate in the Ward 7 by-election in Markham, Ontario. In this interview, Katwazy shared his life story, his educational and professional journey from Afghanistan to Canada, and his ongoing efforts in community service. He also presented his achievements More

We recently conducted a special interview in English with translator Ezzat Gul Safi about the book Hell of the 21st Century. The book recounts the heart-wrenching memories of martyr Gelaman’s time in prison. This work is more than the story of a single individual; it offers an authentic portrayal of the deprivation, suffering and struggles More

Wesal TV, in its special “Business” program, presents an exclusive report from the CABX 2025 Business Conference. The event was hosted by the Canada–Afghanistan Business Council (CABC) in Toronto, Canada. At the conference, Afghan entrepreneurs and other participants shared their views and proposals on business growth, joint collaborations, new economic opportunities, and the future economic More