Pakistan continues its crackdown on Afghan refugees, reports suggest. Islamabad is yet again planning to deport about 67,000 more Afghan migrants after Eid. Watch to know more.

Pakistan to deport Afghanistan refugees, plan to target illegal Afghans residing in Pak

Pakistan decision to charge Afghan refugees $830 dollars for exit permit draws criticism

Afghans face a fresh challenge ahead as Nov 1 would be the last day of their stay in Pakistan. The undocumented Afghans will have to go back to their Taliban ruled homeland.

Afghan refugees leave Pakistan in a hurry as the deadline looms

Pakistan orders all illegal immigrants, including 1.73 million Afghans, to leave or face forcible expulsion

Human Rights Watch accuses UAE of detaining Afghan evacuees for over a year, govt responds 

Thousands of Afghans who helped UK forces still stuck in Afghanistan: Report

It has been over one year since the Taliban's takeover. And once again, the old saying is proving true in Afghanistan - old wine in a new bottle. The group has clamped down on all forms of public entertainment, but cricket. Is it the last sign of social normalcy?

South Asia Diary: Afghans try to bring back normalcy

Afghanistan: Taliban to ban TikTok and PUBG within 90 days

Since the Taliban took power in Afghanistan, unemployment and poverty have increased and ordinary Afghans have been complaining about the harsh economic environment. Prices of fuel and other items have risen even more during Ramadan. For more details, we're joined by Economist, Atiqullah Matin

WION-VOA Co-Production: Rising unemployment & poverty in Afghanistan

Desperate for cash, Afghans toil in mines that are deadlier than ever

UN team in Kabul to ensure transparency with aid

Prolonged humanitarian crisis forces starving Afghans to sell kidneys, says report

Afghan families are dusting off their old looms and returning to carpet-making amid a major economic crisis. Can the famed carpets help Afghanistan wade through tough times? @MaroWardak gets you a report.

South Asia Diary | Afghan families dust off old looms

Several EU nations have agreed to incorporate nearly 40,000 Afghans

The European Commissioner for Home Affairs Ylva Johansson after a meeting with interior ministers announced that a group of 15 EU states have agreed to incorporate nearly 40,000 afghans for the purpose of resettlement. "And I think this is an impressive act of solidarity," Johansson said. She further added that if more Afghans migrate in a controlled way, it would help prevent "irregular arrivals".

EU nations pledge resettlement for Afghan refugees

The economic collapse of Afghanistan has accelerated since the Taliban takeover in August. Millions have been robbed of work, hundreds are left too poor to feed their families. The desperation has led to Afghans streaming across the border into Iran. WION tells you more.

Desperation drives thousands of Afghans to cross into Iran

UN airlifts winter shelters for displaced Afghans

11% Afghans are drug users & 6% Afghans are addicts. How did the Taliban's insurgency get young Afghans hooked on heroin? What can be done to tackle this drug epidemic? Mariam Wardak tells you.

South Asia Diary | Afghanistan's heroin epidemic

‘Completely lost’: For some Afghans, returning home is as difficult as fleeing

US offers condolence payments, relocation to kin of Afghans killed in botched drone attack

Thousands of Afghans receive assistance: UN agency

Something unexpected is happening at U.S. military bases hosting Afghan evacuees. Nearly 700 of them are simply leaving before receiving U.S. resettlement services, this has raised alarms over immigration advocates concerned about risks to Afghans.

Nearly 700 Afghan evacuees leave military bases in U.S. before resettlement

The UN High Commissioner for refugees has said that the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan is very deep. He said that the Afghans need urgent assistance.

Afghans need urgent assistance: UN High Commissioner Filippo Grandi

Britain MP Chris Bryant has revealed that people stranded in Afghanistan who have connections to the UK have faced horrors including being raped, shot, and tortured after missing out on evacuations out of the Taliban-controlled country.

'Shot, raped and tortured': UK MP reveals horrors faced by stranded Afghans

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