Politics
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Taliban border police officials stress discipline and accountability
Taliban border police officials urge discipline, accountability and fair treatment as they discuss improving service delivery and border control.
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Taliban Culture Minister Condemns ICC Arrest Warrant for Leader as Unfair
Taliban’s culture minister calls the ICC arrest warrant for the group’s leader unfair after the court’s latest decision.
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Taliban Agriculture Minister Travels to Tashkent
Taliban agriculture minister Ataullah Omari travels to Tashkent to attend a global forum on food security and sustainable development.
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Taliban Governor in Paktia Says Morality Law Fully Enforced
The Taliban governor in Paktia says the morality law has been fully enforced on all government employees in the province.
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Taliban-Pakistan dispute ends Moscow Format meeting without joint statement
The Moscow Format meeting on Afghanistan ended without a statement after a dispute between the Taliban administration and Pakistan.
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Taliban Acting Foreign Minister Seeks Expanded Economic Ties With Russia
Taliban officials seek to deepen economic, trade, transit and energy cooperation with Russia, but details remain unclear.
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UNDP chief warns neglecting Afghanistan could have severe consequences
UNDP chief Alexander De Croo warns neglecting Afghanistan could have severe consequences and urges support for women and girls.
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National Resistance Front Rejects Claims Linking ISIS Attacks to Its Opponents
Afghanistan's National Resistance Front rejects claims linking ISIS-Khorasan attacks to its opponents and accuses the Taliban of deflection.
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Maanavi Welcomes ICC Arrest Warrants Against Taliban Officials
Former Afghan justice minister Fazl Ahmad Maanavi welcomes ICC arrest warrants for four senior Taliban officials.
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Taliban Governor in Panjshir Calls for Pushback Against ‘Western Concepts’
Taliban governor in Panjshir urges clerics and families to counter 'Western concepts' and protect youth from outside influence.