Politics
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Taliban Detains 11 People on Witchcraft Charges in Afghanistan
The Taliban have arrested 11 people on witchcraft charges in Afghanistan, raising concerns over vague laws and potential rights abuses.
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UN Experts Raise Alarm Over Ban on Women Entering UN Offices in Afghanistan
UN experts warn that barring Afghan women from UN offices disrupts humanitarian aid and violates women's rights to work and…
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Controversial Dismissals and Pressures at Herat Environmental Protection Office under Taliban Rule
Herat's Environmental Protection Directorate faces controversial dismissals and unclear financial dealings under new Taliban-appointed head Abdolaily Mutaqi.
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Taliban’s Foreign Minister Meets Iranian Ambassador to Discuss Regional Tensions and Bilateral Cooperation
Taliban foreign minister meets Iran’s ambassador to discuss political, economic cooperation and regional tensions, emphasizing stability and peaceful resolution.
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Taliban Claims Over 20,000 Visitors at Militant Cemetery in Balkh During Eid al-Fitr
The Taliban claim over 20,000 visitors at a cemetery in Balkh during Eid, amid economic hardships faced by millions in…
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Helmand Governor Warns Pakistan of Tough Action over Insecurity in Afghanistan
Taliban's Helmand governor warns Pakistan of severe measures against those causing insecurity in Afghanistan amid rising regional tensions.
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Malaysia’s Anwar Ibrahim Sets Conditions for Recognizing Taliban: Justice and Women’s Rights
Malaysia's PM Anwar Ibrahim ties recognition of Taliban to justice, women's and minority rights, amid warming Kuala Lumpur-Kabul relations.
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Taliban’s Acting Foreign Minister Talks with UAE Foreign Minister on Bilateral Ties and Regional Issues
The Taliban's acting foreign minister and UAE foreign minister discuss bilateral ties, regional security, Taliban-US relations, and efforts to ease…
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Helmand Governor Claims Pakistan Conducts Airstrikes on Afghanistan on US Advice
Helmand's Taliban governor says Pakistan launches airstrikes on Afghanistan on US advice, raising concerns over border security and transparency.
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Nabil: Afghan Men Have Distanced Themselves from Defending Women’s Rights
Former national security chief Rahmatullah Nabil says many Afghan men have distanced themselves from defending women's rights amid Taliban restrictions.