Politics
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Taliban’s Economic Deputy Meets High-Level Turkmenistan Delegation in Herat
Taliban's economic deputy meets Turkmenistan's top delegation in Herat to discuss expanding trade and cooperation, including the TAPI gas pipeline…
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Khalilzad: Pakistan’s Approach in Balochistan Has Failed
Zalmay Khalilzad says Pakistan's security approach in Balochistan has failed amid renewed attacks, urging a fundamental change to avoid broader…
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Taliban Defense Delegation Visits Moscow for Unflagged Meeting with Russian Officials
A Taliban defense delegation visited Moscow for talks with Russian officials, raising questions over the meeting's official status and transparency.
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Afghanistan Embassy in Tokyo to Cease Operations at End of January
Afghanistan's embassy in Tokyo will officially suspend activities by January 31, raising concerns over consular services amid political uncertainty.
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Nearly 3,000 Killed or Injured in First Year of Taliban Rule in Afghanistan, Rights Group Reports
Human rights group Ravadasi reports nearly 3,000 killed or injured in Afghanistan during Taliban's first year of rule amid widespread…
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Afghanistan’s Ministry for Promotion of Virtue Meets Kabul’s Chahardahi Elders to Address Community Issues
Taliban's Ministry for Promotion of Virtue meets Kabul elders to address community problems and promises prompt action amid citizens' complaints…
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Former Afghan Vice President Welcomes US Senate Committee Approval to Halt Aid to Taliban
Amrullah Saleh welcomes US Senate committee’s approval to halt financial aid to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, citing misuse of funds and transparency…
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UK Representative Calls Taliban’s Penal Code a Violation of Citizens’ Rights
The UK criticizes Taliban's penal code as violating citizens' rights, discriminating against women and minorities, and suppressing freedom of expression…
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Bush Center Report Warns Taliban Penal Code Institutionalizes Oppression in Afghanistan
The George W. Bush Institute warns the Taliban's new penal code institutionalizes oppression, targeting women and minorities and enabling violent…
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US Senate Approves Bill to Restrict Aid to Afghanistan Under Taliban Rule
The US Senate approves a bill restricting aid to Afghanistan under Taliban rule amid calls to halt $631 million in…