Afghanistan cut off after Taliban shuts down internet

Kabul — The Taliban has ordered internet and cellphone data services to be cut across Afghanistan, diplomatic and industry sources said on Tuesday, as residents and monitoring services reported no connectivity and disruption to flights and...

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US War in Afghanistan Fast Facts

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Afghanistan’s phone and internet services down after Taliban orders cut to connections

The Taliban has ordered internet and mobile phone data services to be cut across Afghanistan, diplomatic and industry sources said on Tuesday, as residents and monitoring services reported no connectivity and disruption to flights and financial...

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Kabul Water Crisis Deepens as Children Swap Classrooms for Queues

Kabul faces an escalating water crisis as drought and climate change deplete supplies, forcing families into hardship and threatening widespread humanitarian disaster. Kabul is facing a worsening water crisis as prolonged droughts and erratic...

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On October 7, 2001, the United States and its NATO allies entered Afghanistan with three main goals: fighting terrorism, combating narcotics, and nation-building. However, after two decades, these slogans faded amid ruins, widespread corruption,...

Afghanistan's cellphone, internet services down after Taliban ordered cut, say sources

The Taliban have ordered internet and mobile phone data services to be cut across Afghanistan, diplomatic and industry sources said on Tuesday, as residents and monitoring services reported no connectivity and disruption to flights and financial...

Afghanistan’s internet goes down amid fears of a Taliban crackdown

The internet went down across much of Afghanistan on Monday, as concerns mounted that hard-line leaders within the ruling Taliban might be trying to cut off Afghans from each other and the world. The country “is now in the midst of a total...

Afghan women lose their 'last hope' as Taliban shuts down internet

Mahfouz ZubaideAfghanistan producer ShareSave Fahima Noori had big dreams when she graduated from university in Afghanistan. She had studied law, graduated from a midwifery programme and even worked in a mental health clinic. But all that was...

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Kabul families struggle as water shortages worsen

[Photo Credit: Reuters] Eight-year-old Noorullah and his twin, Sanaullah, spend their days hauling yellow jerrycans on a wheelbarrow through Kabul’s dusty alleys instead of going to school – an ordeal for one family that reflects Afghanistan’s...

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Why hunger may bite longer, derail East Africa state building ?

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Afghanistan in Darkness: Internet Blackouts, Women Silenced, A Nation Sold

How the Taliban Are Trading a Nation’s Future and Betraying Afghan Sovereignty The Taliban’s bans on education, technology, and women’s rights are not isolated acts — they are a deliberate strategy to enslave a nation, hand its future to foreign...

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This Muslim country discovered 2,700-year-old temple, archaeologists say..., its not Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Pakistan, the name is...

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Kabul's dry wells leave children out of school

Kabul’s water crisis left children out of school, as eight-year-old Noorullah and his twin, Sanaullah, spend their days in a queue at the communal tap water facility to refill jerrycans. Once supplied with water from their own well, the family of...

Kabul’s wells run dry, driving children out of class and into water queues

KABUL (Reuters) -Eight-year-old Noorullah and his twin, Sanaullah, spend their days hauling yellow jerrycans on a wheelbarrow through Kabul’s dusty alleys instead of going to school – an ordeal for one family that reflects Afghanistan’s deepening...