Politics
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Afghan and Pakistani Leaders Discuss War, Human Rights, and Trade in Joint Meeting
Afghan and Pakistani leaders met to discuss ending war, trade issues, and human rights, aiming for peaceful solutions amid rising…
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Taliban Limits Political Guest Invitations, Sparking Media Freedom Concerns
The Taliban restricts political guest invitations in media, sparking media freedom concerns and calls for unrestricted journalist safety and expression.
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Malala Yousafzai Urges Global Action to Hold Taliban Accountable for Women’s Rights
Malala Yousafzai urges urgent global action and legal recognition of gender apartheid to hold the Taliban accountable for women’s rights…
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UN Special Rapporteur: Taliban’s New Religious Preachers Law Violates Human Rights Standards
UN Special Rapporteur criticizes Taliban's new law on religious preachers for violating human rights and promoting religious discrimination in Afghanistan.
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Taliban Official Says If Pakistan Takes One Step, We’ll Take Two to Improve Relations
A Taliban official says if Pakistan takes a step to ease border tensions, the Taliban will take two steps to…
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EU and ASEAN Stress Inclusive Government and Human Rights in Afghanistan
EU and ASEAN call for an inclusive Afghan government, respect for human rights, and unhindered humanitarian aid amid ongoing tensions…
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Afghan Women in Australia Urge Government for Immediate Action Amid Rising Risks
Afghan women activists in Australia call on the government for urgent support and protection amid serious risks inside Afghanistan and…
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UN Warns of Widespread Deprivation of Girls’ Education in Afghanistan
UN warns of severe consequences as Taliban restrictions deprive Afghan girls of education and millions face displacement amid rising tensions…
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Taliban’s Central Security Commission Holds Meeting on National Defense and Security
The Taliban’s Central Security Commission, led by Mohammad Yaqub, reviews national defense and security but with limited public details on…
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Taliban Administration Approves Electronic Correspondence System for Government Documents
The Taliban's Economic Commission approves an electronic correspondence system to enhance transparency and efficiency in government document management.