Politics
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Taliban Administration Says Pakistan’s Transit Route Closures Harm Afghan Traders
Taliban officials say Pakistan’s closure of transit routes harms Afghan traders, urging dialogue to resolve trade and security tensions between…
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Hamid Karzai Calls for an End to Harassment of Afghan Students in Pakistan
Hamid Karzai urges Pakistani authorities to stop harassment and visa issues against Afghan students studying in Pakistan.
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Taliban Acting Economy Minister Emphasizes Continued Financial Support from Norwegian Committee Amid Aid Cuts
Taliban's Acting Economy Minister stresses ongoing humanitarian aid from Norwegian Committee despite international funding cuts amid Afghan economic concerns.
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Afghan Taliban’s Ministry of Information and Culture Delegation Reviews Operations in Kunar Province
Taliban's Ministry of Information and Culture delegation inspects and evaluates operations at Kunar's provincial directorate, emphasizing improved coordination and media…
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Taliban Ministry of Interior Holds Training Seminar for Health Department Staff
The Taliban Ministry of Interior held a training seminar for health department staff to enhance administrative conduct and public trust.
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Taliban-Pakistan Relations Strained Over TTP Tensions
Former Pakistani official warns Taliban's stance on TTP threatens stable Kabul-Islamabad ties amid rising tensions and regional unrest.
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UN Security Council Updates Sanctions List with Identities of Five Senior Taliban Officials
UN Security Council updates identity details of five senior Taliban officials on sanctions list, maintaining current restrictions with no changes.
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Taliban Officials Meet Kyrgyzstan Delegation in Bishkek to Strengthen Bilateral Cooperation
Taliban officials met Kyrgyzstan's delegation in Bishkek to discuss expanding political, economic, and scientific cooperation between the two countries.
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Continued Detention of Women in Herat; Human Rights Activists Call for Immediate Action Against Taliban Authorities
Human rights activists call for urgent action against the Taliban over ongoing detentions and restrictions on women in Herat, Afghanistan.
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Taliban Leader Hebatullah Akhundzada Removes and Reassigns Dozens of Officials
Taliban leader Hebatullah Akhundzada removes and reshuffles dozens of officials across judicial and administrative posts, centralizing power in his office.