Politics
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Taliban Warns Pakistan Against Military Operations in Afghanistan
Taliban spokesman warns Pakistan against military action in Afghanistan and urges Saudi Arabia to mediate tensions with Islamabad.
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Hekmatyar Says Herat Gas Deal Could Spark Fresh Tensions in Afghanistan
Hekmatyar warns the Taliban's Herat gas deal could fuel new political and security tensions in Afghanistan.
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UN warns over Pakistan move to expel Afghan medical students
UN experts warn Pakistan’s expulsion of Afghan medical students could cut women off from higher education and medical training.
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Pakistan Says Taliban Administration Has Not Cooperated to Ease Tensions With Islamabad
Pakistan says Taliban cooperation was lacking in regional mediation efforts to ease tensions with Kabul over security and trade issues.
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Resistance Council Condemns Taliban Closure of Khatam al-Nabiyyin University
Afghanistan’s Resistance Council condemns the Taliban’s closure of Khatam al-Nabiyyin University and broader attacks on education and media.
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UN welcomes appointment of Rabab Fatima to lead UNAMA
UN Women welcomes Rabab Fatima’s appointment as UN Special Representative for Afghanistan and head of UNAMA.
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India Reaffirms Support for Afghans and Women, Urges Aid for Health Sector
India says it will continue supporting Afghans, urging aid for women, health care and humane treatment of migrants.
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Pakistan Says Mediation Efforts to Ease Tensions with Taliban Have Failed
Pakistan says mediation efforts with the Taliban have failed, citing Kabul's refusal to address security concerns and stop cross-border attacks.
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Taliban Urges Strict Enforcement of Orders in Culture and Arts Department
Taliban officials call for strict enforcement of orders and closer coordination in Afghanistan's Ministry of Information and Culture.
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UN Security Council Calls Taliban Restrictions on Women and Afghanistan-Pakistan Border Insecurity Regrettable
UN Security Council raises alarm over Taliban restrictions on women and worsening Afghanistan-Pakistan border insecurity.