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At this point, no news outlet or radio station is recognized worldwide as being “Farsi Times.” The name may suggest a small or upcoming platform or simply be a misunderstanding of another media site’s name. If you want to read news from a Persian-language site about what’s happening in the region and around the world, here are some options: BBC Persian – Afghanistan Section gives detailed reports on Afghan affairs in Persian. Afghanistan International (Afintl): Keeping you informed about current developments in Afghanistan and internationally in politics, economics, society, sports, culture and art. Afghanistan International Offering reports in Persian, Pashto and English, Khaama Press is a locally independent news service targeting Afghanistan. Khaama News Pars Times – Iran News in Farsi brings together stories from several Iranian sources, helping readers understand events in the country and abroad.

Mubariz Radio is an Islamic radio station that can be heard on 90.3 FM from Kabul in Afghanistan. Those tuning in can find Quranic recitals, Islamic teachings and spiritual music, all designed to help people gain spiritual meaning and feel connected to the community.

On 97.5 FM, Radio Jawanan in Kabul is a private station that aims to help Afghanistan’s youth. Called “Youth FM,” it gives young Afghans a unique blend of modern songs, fun entertainment and cultural programs. You can find the latest songs, interesting talk shows and discussions on important social and political matters which helps people become involved in the community. Because of its dynamic programming, Radio Jawanan is a favorite among listeners 15 to 30 years old nationwide.

Spogmai Radio plays on both 102.2 FM in Kabul and in Kandahar.

Since October 2008, Spogmai Radio has been a leading Afghan radio station reaching people in Kabul and Kandahar via 102.2 FM. Axon Media Group owns it and provides a selection of news, talk shows and music, most of which are broadcast in Pashto. The station shares airspace with China Radio International and broadcasts CRI Pashto’s shows in Afghanistan. In Kabul, Maidan Wardak, Logar, Parwan and Kandahar, Spogmai Radio is heard by around eight million people.

BBC Pashto (Pashto: بي بي سي پښتو‎) is the Pashto-language station of the BBC World Service.It was launched in August 1981, and reaches out to the over 50-60 million Pashto speakers in Afghanistan and Pakistan, as well as the Pashtun diaspora around the world.[3] Nabi Misdaq was its first editor.

Saba Radio brings you the latest from its Kabul office.

This Afghan station, Saba Radio, is located in Kabul and dishes out diverse music, talk programs and cultural activities. With a mix of several types of shows, Saba Radio provides entertainment to listeners across the board and features programs that help listeners feel Afghanistan’s culture. Various kinds of music and interesting talks about subjects relevant to the Afghan community are available to listeners.

ATN News FM – Kabul on 100.2 MHz

People can tune in to catch up with 24-hour news and talk whenever they want, at 100.2 FM on ATN News FM in Kabul. Run by Ariana Television Network (ATN), it provides full coverage of news, politics, business, sports and culture from around the country and world. Programming in Dari and Pashto, including live reports, interviews with experts and serious discussions, makes the station respected throughout Afghanistan

Pamir Radio is always playing Pamiri and Shughni music over the internet, 24 hours a day. Focused on protecting and promoting the musical history of the Pamir region, the station provides top-quality sound accessible all over the world. People can listen to a mix of old and new tracks that represent the heritage of Afghanistan’s highland regions

The radio station Enikass which operates on 97.1 FM from Jalalabad, Nangarhar Province in Afghanistan, is private and nonprofit. As an important station for Pashto speakers, its programming reflects national and Islamic values and includes news, discussions about culture and religion and entertainment for viewers in Pashto. Dublin-based radio broadcasts stories and messages about love, peace, security and nation-building to help people become more involved in society.

Jawanan Youth FM 97.5 brings you live coverage from Kabul.

Jawanan Youth FM 97.5 is a lively private station in Kabul, Afghanistan. The station is listeners to 24/7 with its frequent broadcasts on 97.5 FM and supports a youth audience by offering a colorful mix of music, entertainment and events. Many know the station for its popular music, stimulating radio talk shows and reports on recent happenings that matter to Afghan youth. Jawanan Youth FM aims to encourage major changes and promote dialogue among many communities.