Afghan Girls: The Anonymous Reporters Behind SnapAI.news

Afghan girls are using the internet, artificial intelligence and online journalism to continue learning and developing professional skills despite restrictions on education and employment. Some contribute remotely or anonymously to digital news, research, writing, translation and content creation. Limited connectivity, unreliable electricity, Read More

Afghan Migrants in Pakistan Face Growing Pressure Amid Deportation Crackdown

Afghan migrants in Pakistan face growing risks of arrest and deportation as authorities target undocumented foreigners. Families fear losing housing, employment, education and community ties, while women, children, older people and those with limited resources are especially vulnerable. The campaign has intensified Read More

IAEA Reports Expansion of North Korea’s Nuclear Activities

The IAEA reports that North Korea has built a new uranium enrichment facility at Yongbyon, potentially accommodating up to 28 centrifuge cascades. Satellite imagery and state media photographs also indicate expanded activity at the Kangson enrichment site near Pyongyang. Because inspectors have Read More

First FDA-Approved Drug Offers New Hope for Patients With Rare Brain Disease

The FDA approved Zanvastro, containing zilganersen, as the first treatment specifically developed for Alexander disease, a rare genetic disorder affecting the brain and nervous system. Administered by spinal injection every three months, the therapy targets underlying disease mechanisms and was associated with Read More

Zamzilla Brings 300+ Agentic AI Apps Into One Business Ecosystem

Zamzilla is expanding an AI-focused business ecosystem with more than 200 AI-driven platforms and solutions. Its offerings combine artificial intelligence, automation, cloud technologies and specialized applications for industries including healthcare, retail, manufacturing, finance, telecommunications and education. The ecosystem uses agentic AI to Read More

Kremlin Signals Openness to Renewed Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks

The Kremlin says Russia is open to renewed peace talks involving Russia, Ukraine and the United States, although no date or location has been set. The statement followed meetings between U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Read More

Hormuz Tensions Could Raise Fuel Prices in Afghanistan

Tensions around the Strait of Hormuz could increase fuel prices in Afghanistan by disrupting international energy routes and raising import costs. Afghanistan relies heavily on petroleum imports, making transportation, agriculture, construction and small businesses vulnerable to higher gasoline and diesel prices. More Read More

Afghanistan Continues Fight Against Polio

Afghanistan launched its first nationwide polio vaccination campaign of 2026 in April, reaching approximately 12.8 million children under five and providing vitamin A to younger children. The campaign responds to continued wild poliovirus transmission, with four cases recorded by July. Health teams Read More