In response to the beginning of the second phase of the deportation of Afghan refugees from Pakistan, Doctors Without Borders has expressed its serious concern about this action.

An EU official says that the EU and the World Health Organization support cancer patients in Afghanistan.

At the same time as the World Health Day, the Acting Ministry of Public Health has pointed out that there are 10,000 active beds in the country and said that this ministry needs 45,000 other active beds, as well ...

The World Bank has announced the approval of a $16 million grant from the Afghanistan Resilience Trust Fund (ARTF) to support small businesses and women-led businesses in Afghanistan.

Department of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock of Badakhshan Province with the support of an international company distributed 640 sacks of sugar to bee farmers in this province and organized a one-day training ...

The International Organization for Migration has published a report saying that over the last 10 years, 64,000 refugees and migrants in the world have died on the migration routes.

The medical situation in Gaza’s hospitals has reached an “unimaginable” state of crisis in which large open wounds are being left untreated and medical staff are facing chronic shortages of the most basic medical ...

Pakistani media, quoting officials of this country who did not want to reveal their names, have reported that the local administrations and the Pakistani police have received orders to establish the place of residence ...

The police commander of Balkh province and other officials of the local government started the campaign to destroy poppy and marijuana fields in the villages and districts of this province.

The office of Hazrat Ayatollah Sistani in Bamyan Province distributed food to 5 thousand orphans and Mullah Imams of mosques.

On the occasion of World Tuberculosis (TB) Day, the United Nations has announced that nearly 4,400 people in the world die from tuberculosis every day.

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) says that nearly 525,000 Afghan migrants have returned to Afghanistan from Pakistan through the Torkham and Spin Boldak crossings.