The Khaama Press News Agency

Khaama Press News Agency stands out as a prominent and extensive source for news and information in Afghanistan. Founded in October 2010 by Khushnood Nabizada along with a dedicated group of young journalists, Khaama Press aims to enlighten online audiences about the political, social, cultural, and economic changes happening in Afghanistan and around the world. The website now attracts more than 3.5 million visitors each month. Khaama Press is committed to delivering completely verified and up-to-date news to its readers, grounded in facts and truth.

International

English, Pashto, Persian

Newswire/News Agency

Outlet metrics

Domain Authority

Ranking

Global

#391262

Russia

#71993

News and Media

#2531

Traffic sources

Monthly visitors

Articles

Richard Bennett: Afghanistan's people show inspiring resilience amid hardship

1 day ago | khaama.com | Fidel Rahmati

Richard Bennett praised the people of Afghanistan for their inspiring resilience amid ongoing hardships and restrictions on civil liberties. Richard Bennett, the UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Afghanistan, has described the resilience and resistance of Afghanistan’s citizens under Taliban rule as a source of inspiration. His remarks come amid ongoing restrictions imposed on civil liberties, particularly affecting women and girls.
Trump sanctions 4 International Criminal Court Judges over alleged "Abuse of Power"

1 day ago | khaama.com | Fidel Rahmati

Trump sanctioned four ICC judges in response to investigations of U.S. war crimes and an arrest warrant for Israel’s Netanyahu. Former U.S. President Donald Trump imposed sanctions on four judges of the International Criminal Court (ICC), accusing them of politicizing their roles and abusing their authority. The move marks a significant escalation in tensions between the United States and the ICC.
UN death toll in Gaza in 2024 reaches unprecedented levels, Says UN Chief

1 day ago | khaama.com | Fidel Rahmati

UN Secretary-General Guterres warned that 2024 has seen an unprecedented number of UN staff deaths in Gaza, highlighting extreme risks. United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has announced that a significant portion of UN personnel who died in 2024 were killed in the Gaza Strip — a figure he described as unprecedented and deeply concerning.
Trump to Musk: Leave the White House

1 day ago | khaama.com | Fidel Rahmati

President Trump told Elon Musk to leave the White House, citing frustration over policy disagreements and Musk’s criticism of key decisions. U.S. President Donald Trump stated on Friday, June 6, that Elon Musk had tested his patience to the limit and was told to leave the White House. The statement was shared via a post on Trump’s Truth Social platform.
Afghanistan Hunger Crisis: One in Five require urgent food assistance

1 day ago | khaama.com | Fidel Rahmati

One in five Afghans urgently need food aid as rising hunger threatens millions amid economic collapse and declining international support. The World Food Programme (WFP) has reported that one in every five people in Afghanistan is dependent on humanitarian aid to survive. The agency warned that if international support continues to decline, millions more Afghans will face severe hunger and food insecurity in the coming months.
Afghan TPS holders should have applied for permanent residency, Says US State Department

1 day ago | khaama.com | Fidel Rahmati

The U.S. State Department stated that Afghan TPS holders were expected to apply for permanent residency before the temporary status ended. The U.S. State Department has responded to growing concerns over the cancellation of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Afghan refugees, stating that individuals under this program were expected to apply for permanent residency.
Musk-Trump feud escalates over Federal Contracts and Budget dispute

1 day ago | khaama.com | Fidel Rahmati

Tensions escalated as Trump called Elon Musk “crazy” and demanded an end to federal contracts with Musk’s companies. A growing rift between Elon Musk, the billionaire CEO of several major tech firms, and U.S. President Donald Trump has reached a dramatic high. The conflict stems from disagreements over federal budget proposals and government contracts, leading Trump to call Musk “insane” and demand a cessation of federal collaboration with Musk-led companies.
10 million in Afghanistan need Emergency Food Aid to Survive: WFP

2 days ago | khaama.com | Fidel Rahmati

The World Food Programme warns that 10 million people in Afghanistan urgently need food assistance to survive amid worsening hunger crises. The World Food Programme (WFP) reports that Afghanistan remains one of the world’s hunger hotspots, with over 10 million Afghans in urgent need of food assistance for survival.
Putin offers to mediate US-Iran Nuclear dispute after call with Trump

2 days ago | khaama.com | Fidel Rahmati

Kremlin says President Putin is ready to assist in resolving the nuclear dispute between Tehran and Washington after recent diplomatic talks. One day after a phone conversation between Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump, the Kremlin announced Putin’s readiness to help mediate tensions between Iran and the United States over nuclear issues.
Trump halts Foreign Student Admissions at Harvard University

2 days ago | khaama.com | Fidel Rahmati

President Trump has suspended the entry of foreign students to Harvard University for six months, citing national security concerns. U.S. President Donald Trump has issued a new executive order suspending the entry of foreign students aiming to study or participate in programs at Harvard University. Reuters reported on June 5 that this order halts the admission of international students to the United States for six months, citing national security concerns as justification.