The first time Waigal Safi posted a public video of his cooking, it was like condensing a piece of his soul into an Instagram reel. “It was like all my fears and all my insecurities combined into one, ...

It was an intentional oasis in the middle of a chaotic Kabul,” Michael said, recalling how even though a bombing had rattled the city earlier that day, the snow had brought with it momentary peace.

When Storai Jalali and her husband Murtaza moved to State College in 2022 as refugees from Kabul, Afghanistan, the first thing they missed was Afghan food. “Our culture doesn’t exist in this area,” ...

Tumeric, green chilies, and boroi go a long way in this delectable salmon dish from contestant Anika Chowdhury, prepared by Waigal Safi. Note: If you’re not rushed for time, there is no need to use a ...

The head of the World Food Programme in Afghanistan says the agency can only feed half the millions of Afghans in need after cuts in international aid and an impending freeze in US foreign funding.

The leading international authority on hunger crises and the U.N. food aid agency are warning that more than 17 million ...

As the U.S.-led bombing campaign continues in Afghanistan, private relief organizations are increasingly alarmed about food shortages in the country. They say the conflict in Afghanistan has made ...

At the corner of Watt Avenue and James Way in North Highlands is a small, simple restaurant with a culinary secret. Aria-Afghan Restaurant, 5601 Watt Ave., Suite 2, in North Highlands, sits between ...

When brothers Jay and Reza Mohammad bought Henry's Convenience Market in the North Winton Village in 2020, it had a deli, but they closed it during COVID shutdowns. Three years later, when they were ...

KABUL (Reuters) - More Afghans will go hungry next year and may be dependent on food aid for longer as school feeding programmes and projects to develop the country's crumbling agriculture sector have ...

Kabul residents have told RFE/RL that they are begging for rice and "ready to accept death," as the World Food Program (WFP) said it was "turning hundreds of thousands of people away" from nutrition ...