Politics
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Taliban urges expanded security cooperation at China meeting
Taliban officials at a China security conference called for stronger cooperation on security, intelligence sharing and border protection.
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Khalilzad calls Taliban restrictions on women ‘terrible’ for Afghanistan’s future
Khalilzad says Taliban restrictions on women and girls are terrible for Afghanistan's future and warns of disastrous consequences.
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Taliban Defence Ministry Delegation Heads to Beijing for Security Forum
Taliban Defence Ministry delegation travels to Beijing to attend the 13th Xiangshan International Forum on security and defence.
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Jan Egeland urges reopening of embassies and engagement with Taliban authorities
Jan Egeland urges countries to reopen embassies in Afghanistan and engage with the Taliban to support aid and women’s rights.
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Khalilzad Says Stopping Anti-US Threats Returning Is Washington’s Priority in Afghanistan
Khalilzad says Washington's priority in Afghanistan is preventing the return of anti-US terrorist threats and instability.
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Taliban administration poses greater threat than al Qaeda, says Michael Semple
Michael Semple says the Taliban administration is a bigger threat than al Qaeda, citing religious schools and extremist ideology in…
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Ahmad Massoud Calls for Global Support for United Front
Ahmad Massoud says Afghanistan still suffers under Taliban rule and calls for global support for the United Front against terrorist…
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Amrullah Saleh Calls Doha Agreement a U.S. Betrayal of the Afghan People
Amrullah Saleh accuses the U.S. of betraying Afghanistan in the Doha agreement that paved the way for the طالبان's return.
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Taliban envoy in Malaysia discusses expanding bilateral ties
Taliban envoy in Malaysia discusses bilateral ties, regional engagement, security, economy and investment opportunities in Afghanistan.
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Amrullah Saleh Condemns Pakistan’s Ban on Afghan Medical Students
Amrullah Saleh condemns Pakistan's decision to block Afghan medical students and revoke licences, saying it is based on false reports.