Politics
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Kabul and Ankara Discuss Afghan Migrants and Bilateral Cooperation
Kabul and Ankara discuss Afghan migrants, bilateral cooperation, and regional connectivity, highlighting Turkey's support and the challenges of illegal migration.
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Taliban’s New Land Law Raises Fears of Fresh Wave of Seizures
The Taliban’s new land law enables confiscation of lands deemed “Emiri,” raising concerns about ownership rights and transparent pricing.
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Taliban Announces Leadership Changes in Kabul and Ghazni Provinces
The Taliban reshuffles leadership in Kabul and Ghazni, appointing new governor and police chief amid ongoing criticism over lack of…
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Taliban’s Amir Khan Muttaqi Meets Norway’s New Special Representative in Kabul
Taliban's Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi meets Norway's new special envoy to discuss Afghanistan's political situation, regional developments, and bilateral…
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Video Praising Former Afghan Forces Circulates Amid Taliban’s National Anthem Controversy
A video praising former Afghan national forces circulates amid Taliban’s comments on national anthem and national values, sparking public debate…
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Taliban Claims Women’s Rights Secured Amid UN Report Highlighting Concerns
Taliban claims women's rights are secured since returning to power, despite UN reports highlighting ongoing concerns over women's rights in…
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Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai Welcomes New Japanese Scholarships for Afghan Youth
Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai welcomes Japan's new scholarships aimed at boosting education and opportunities for Afghan youth amid ongoing…
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Taliban Appoints New Governor and Officials for Baghlan Province
The Taliban appoints Abdullah Mukhtar as Baghlan's new governor, with deputy and security commander also named amid ongoing local governance…
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UN Report: Taliban Morality Police Arbitrarily Detain 336 People in Early 2026, Escalate Restrictions on Women
UNAMA reports 336 arbitrary detentions by Taliban morality police and escalating restrictions on women’s freedoms in Afghanistan during early 2026.
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UNAMA Reports Ongoing Detentions and Killings of Former Afghan Military Personnel
UNAMA reports ongoing arbitrary detentions, torture, killings of former Afghan military, and increasing media and religious freedoms restrictions in 2026.