Daud Sarwar

As an Afghan journalist, Daud Sarwar has a social science degree from Kabul University. He has reported on Afghanistan's politics and society for different local and international media. He now writes for Afghan Insight about various issues that affect Afghans and Afghanistan.
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An elderly Afghan worker at the Islam Qala border between Iran and Afghanistan holds up a work permit he received in Iran. He explains to reporters that Iranian authorities forcibly deported him, leaving his wages for several months unpaid by his employer.
Afghanistan on the Global SceneAfghanistan Today

Afghan Workers in Iran Face Wage Delays and Exploitation

Afghan workers in Iran have raised concerns over delayed wages and workplace…

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A photo of a snow leopard and a falcon, two distinct Afghan animals. On the left, the snow leopard is perched on a snowy rock, showcasing its thick fur and spotted coat. On the right, a falcon is in flight against a light sky, displaying its powerful wings and sharp beak, indicative of the species' agility and hunting prowess. Both animals highlight the rich biodiversity and unique wildlife found in Afghanistan.
Climate Impact on AfghanistanCultural MosaicTravel and Tourism

Afghan Animal Habitats: From Snow Leopards to Rare Falcons

With its rugged mountains and sweeping deserts, Afghanistan is a land of…

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Scaffolding surrounds the remains of a large Buddha statue carved into the cliffside in Bamiyan, Afghanistan. The empty niche is all that remains after the statue was destroyed, with the surrounding rocky landscape dotted with smaller caves and holes under a clear blue sky.
Afghanistan TodayAfghan Politics

Foreign Tourists Killed in Bamiyan Shooting Confirmed by Taliban Government

The Taliban government in Afghanistan has confirmed a tragic incident in Bamiyan…

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Afghanistan TodayAfghan Media Watch

Afghan Journalists in Exile Face Security Concerns, Seek Support

Afghan journalists currently residing in Europe and North America issued a statement…

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The image shows two Afghan teenagers, their faces reflecting youthful freshness, yet their clothes and eyes reveal their poverty.
Voices of Afghanistan

What Makes Afghanistan the World’s Saddest Country? A Comprehensive Look at the Happiness Crisis

The 2024 World Happiness Report paints a sobering picture of Afghanistan, ranking…

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UN special envoy Roza Otunbayeva met with local interlocutors in Mazar-i-Sharif during her two-day visit to Afghanistan's north. (UN photo: Tilak Pokharel/UNAMA)
Afghan PoliticsAfghanistan on the Global Scene

UNAMA Mandate Renewed: U.S. and Taliban Express Support

Kabul – To facilitate continued aid efforts, the United Nations Security Council…

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The image shows the spokesperson of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, Zabihullah Mujahid, on the right, and a portrait of Pakistan's new president, Asif Ali Zardari, on the left.
Afghanistan TodayAfghanistan on the Global Scene

Taliban Calls on New Pakistani Government to Improve Treatment of Afghan Refugees

The Taliban government has urged the new Pakistani government to prioritize good…

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The photo features an Afghan passport held in the hands of an individual.
Voices of AfghanistanTravel and Tourism

Revealing the Reasons Behind the Afghanistan Passport Crisis: Why Afghans Are Desperate for Passports

Passport distribution agencies in Afghanistan have witnessed enormous crowds recently, attracting attention…

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The photo shows two young children sitting in the dirt, collecting half-burnt scraps. Their faces and clothes are dirty, conveying deep despair and poverty.
Economic RealitiesVoices of Afghanistan

Living on Less than a Dollar a Day: The Stark Reality of Afghanistan’s Economic Crisis

In Kabul's bustling yet worn-down streets, Mira Jan's story, a displaced resident…

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