Politics
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Karzai Condemns Pakistani Attacks on Kunar, Calls for UN Action
Former Afghan president Karzai condemns Pakistani attacks on Kunar, urges UN investigation into civilian-targeted strikes affecting schools and universities.
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Former UN Rights Chief: Global Pressure Has Victimized Afghan Women
Former UN human rights chief warns global pressure and aid cuts have worsened poverty and social harm for Afghan women…
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Taliban Officials Stress Media and Schools’ Role in Enforcing Decree No. 17
Taliban officials in Zabul emphasize the crucial role of media and schools in implementing Decree No. 17 to reform social…
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Taliban’s Amir Khan Muttaqi Holds Phone Talk with Saudi Foreign Minister on Bilateral Relations and Afghan Migrants
Taliban's Amir Khan Muttaqi discusses bilateral ties and Afghan migrant issues with Saudi Foreign Minister, emphasizing regional stability and diplomatic…
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Conflicting Narratives on Afghanistan’s 1978 Coup Anniversary and Taliban’s Sharp Response
On the 48th anniversary of Afghanistan's 1978 coup, conflicting views emerge as the Taliban condemn the event and mark Mujahideen…
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Taliban Clarifies Arms Transfer to Brother of General Dostum in Kabul
Taliban confirms last year's authorized arms transfer to General Dostum's brother in Kabul, raising questions on weapons distribution transparency.
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Armed Guards Carrying US-Made Weapons Spark Debate Around Taliban Official’s Security Detail
Taliban official Maulvi Din Mohammad seen with armed US-made weapons guards, raising questions about Afghanistan's security despite Taliban claims.
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Taliban Education Minister Says Kalashnikovs Ineffective for National Defense, Calls for Advanced Weaponry
Taliban's Education Minister says Kalashnikovs aren’t effective for defense and calls for advanced weaponry amid education sector challenges in Afghanistan.
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Taliban to Hold Meeting in Zabul to Implement Leader’s Order Against ‘Unwholesome Practices’
The Taliban will hold a meeting in Zabul to enforce a new order against 'unwholesome practices,' involving leaders, scholars, and…
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Former Commander Criticizes Taliban’s Monopoly on Power and Ethnic Favoritism
Former Taliban deputy intelligence chief Salahuddin Salar criticizes power monopoly and ethnic favoritism within Taliban leadership in Afghanistan.