Fact Check

  • The news about the ban on comedy shows in Afghanistan media is false.

    On Monday, December 17 2024, 8 AM newspaper published a report quoting its sources, claiming that the Taliban's Ministry for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice had ordered media outlets and YouTubers to [...]

  • Man Reported to Be Executed by Firing Denies His Death!

    In the past 30 days, several media outlets operating outside Afghanistan, such as Amu TV, Afghanistan International, and Hasht-e Subh Daily, reported that two men were "executed by firing squad." However, both men later appeared [...]

  • Once Again, Fake News of a Living Man’s Death

    Several Afghan media outlets operating from abroad, including 8am Daily, Amu TV, and Afghanistan International, falsely reported the death of a man who is, in fact, alive. These outlets, citing unnamed sources, claimed that a [...]

  • This is Not the Qatari Foreign Minister

    Amu TV broadcast an image of Thomas West, the U.S. Special Representative for Afghanistan, meeting with the Minister of State in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Qatar, mistakenly calling him the Qatari Foreign Minister. [...]

  • The Challenge of Journalism in Afghanistan

    In the past two weeks, the Taliban have detained at least nine journalists and media personnel. The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) has stated that the Taliban have arrested these journalists from six [...]

  • ISKP; A Regional Threat 

    This year's Ashura passed without any bloodshed, and there was no evidence of an attack by ISKP in Afghanistan. But has security been ensured in the country? Has ISKP been weakened in carrying out its [...]

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