Politics
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Taliban defends continued rule on fifth anniversary of return to power
Taliban official Sheikh Shir Ahmad Haqqani defends the group's rule and says Islamic sharia has replaced democracy.
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Taliban administration reacts to killing of Tajik woman on Badakhshan border
Taliban officials expressed regret after a Tajik woman was shot dead in the Afghanistan-Tajikistan border area of Badakhshan.
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Tajikistan Sends Protest Note to Taliban After Woman Is Killed Near Border
Tajikistan has sent a protest note to the Taliban after a woman was killed in Darwaz near the Afghanistan border.
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Taliban urges families to bring children back from neighbouring countries
Taliban officials urged families to bring children back from neighbouring countries, alleging foreign states are trying to undermine Afghanistan.
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Amnesty International calls for firm global action to hold Taliban administration accountable
Amnesty International urges global action to hold the Taliban accountable for human rights abuses in Afghanistan.
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Amnesty urges global action to hold Taliban authorities accountable
Amnesty International calls for stronger global action to hold Taliban authorities accountable for human rights violations in Afghanistan.
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Amnesty International urges global action to hold Taliban administration accountable
Amnesty International urges the world to take firmer action against Taliban rule and address human rights violations in Afghanistan.
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Amnesty International urges global action to hold Taliban administration accountable
Amnesty International calls for stronger global action to hold the Taliban accountable for human rights abuses in Afghanistan.
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Zabihullah Mujahid Urges Afghans to Support Taliban Administration
Zabihullah Mujahid urges Afghans to support the Taliban on the fifth anniversary of the group's takeover of Kabul.
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Jamiat-e Islami criticises Taliban crackdown and exclusion of women
Jamiat-e Islami says Taliban rule has deepened repression, excluded women from public life and weakened national unity in Afghanistan.