Pakistan confirms Afghan strikes
Mediation from several countries has failed to produce a lasting resolution between the neighbors.
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Mediation from several countries has failed to produce a lasting resolution between the neighbors.
Taliban officials have nonetheless traveled abroad, including a delegation that visited Brussels in June for talks with 15 EU countries on returning failed…
Attitudes in the country have been hardened by several fatal attacks by Afghans in recent years, including a car-ramming in Munich last year.
Pakistan acknowledged bombing key cities Friday including Kabul and Kandahar.
Islamabad accuses Afghanistan of failing to act against militant groups that carry out attacks in Pakistan.
Minister Khalid Hanafi said it was the government’s ‘responsibility to guide the nation to have an appearance according to sharia.’
Afghanistan’s medicine import ban on Pakistan disrupts supply chains, drives up costs, and sparks shortages, as the Taliban seek to boost domestic production…
Bagong batas ng Taliban sa Afghanistan ginagawang legal ang karahasan laban sa kababaihan at nililimitahan ang kanilang kalayaan.
The Taliban’s new criminal regulation legalizes violence against women, revives slavery language, and entrenches gender-based repression in Afghanistan.
The UN urges the Taliban to lift its ban on Afghan women working in UN offices, warning that the restriction threatens life-saving services and violates human…
Pakistan's prime minister accuses Taliban authorities in Afghanistan of allowing their land to be used by 'terrorist elements.'
The vague threat came just days after he raised the idea of the US retaking control of the Bagram Airbase.
‘Russia is the first country which has officially recognized the Islamic Emirate.’
Former musicians are encouraged to turn their talents to Islamic poetry and unaccompanied vocal chants.
More than 130,000 undocumented Afghans have left Pakistan
Taliban: Evicting Afghan migrants ‘unacceptable’
The women include a former university director, an ex-NGO consultant, a former television presenter, and a teacher at a secret school in Kabul
Taliban ban university education for Afghan women