Politics
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Taliban Welcome Regional Opposition to Foreign Military Bases in Afghanistan
Taliban welcome stance of Iran, China, Russia, and Pakistan against foreign bases in Afghanistan, as tensions rise over U.S. plans…
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Taliban Foreign Minister Meets Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan Delegation in Kabul
Taliban FM Amir Khan Muttaqi meets Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan delegation, praising ties, while critics call it propaganda amid worsening rights abuses.
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Zalmay Khalilzad Calls for Imran Khan’s Release and Political Change in Pakistan
Zalmay Khalilzad urges Pakistan’s power institutions to release Imran Khan and move toward national reconciliation to avoid instability and conflict.
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Taliban Envoy Meets Chinese Foreign Ministry Official in Beijing
Taliban envoy in Beijing meets Chinese foreign ministry official as group seeks regional support despite ongoing domestic crises.
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UN Rights Rapporteur Warns of Taliban Crackdown on Dissent
UN rapporteur Richard Bennett warns Taliban’s systematic crackdown on dissent threatens civil society and hides rights abuses from accountability.
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Pakistan Urges Taliban to Take Immediate Action Against Terrorism
Pakistan urges Taliban to take decisive action against militant groups as border tensions and regional security concerns escalate.
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China and Allies Reject Return of Foreign Troops to Afghanistan
China, Russia, Iran, and Pakistan oppose any return of foreign troops to Afghanistan, warning it threatens regional peace after Trump’s…
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Spanta: Taliban Are More Effective Servants of U.S. Interests
Former Afghan foreign minister Rangin Dadfar Spanta criticized the Taliban, calling them more effective servants of U.S. interests in Afghanistan.
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Atta Mohammad Noor: Taliban Lack Legitimacy for International Agreements
Afghan politician Atta Mohammad Noor strongly criticized the Taliban, declaring they lack legitimacy to sign international agreements. He argued that…
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Taliban Education Minister Admits Afghanistan’s Airspace Remains Under Foreign Control
Acting Education Minister Habibullah Agha acknowledged that Afghanistan’s airspace is still controlled by foreign powers, citing nightly U.S. drone flights…