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Taliban supreme leader makes rare visit to Afghan capital

  • Hibatullah Akhundzada gave a speech in front of the 34 provincial governors
  • The appointment of officials on the basis of “favoritism or personal relationships” was also to be avoided
By AFP ·

Taliban warn journalists and experts against cooperating with Afghanistan International TV

By AP ·

Taliban deny Pakistani claims of Afghan involvement in attack on Chinese workers

By MODASER ISLAMI ·

Afghanistan’s only female diplomat resigns in India after gold smuggling allegations

By AP ·

US defends talking to Taliban in Afghanistan

By Arab News ·

A gunman kills 6 worshippers inside a Shiite mosque in western Afghanistan, the Taliban say

By AP ·

Taliban leader hits back at global critics in rare address

By AFP ·

Daesh: Suicide bomber targeted Taliban collecting salaries at Afghan bank

By AP ·

Former US generals say failures of Biden administration in planning drove chaotic fall of Kabul

By AP ·

Bypassing Pakistan, Taliban set sights on Iranian port for access to international markets

By MODASER ISLAMI ·

‘World has abandoned us’: Afghan women’s rights plunge in global silence

By MODASER ISLAMI ·

Afghan women stage rare protests on International Women’s Day

By AFP ·

Most UN Security Council members demand Taliban rescind decrees oppressing women, girls

By AP ·

The Taliban hold another public execution as thousands watch at a stadium in northern Afghanistan

By AP ·

Taliban authorities execute two convicted murderers in football stadium

By AFP ·

Afghanistan envoys aim for future meetings with Taliban, says UN chief

By AFP ·

Taliban set unacceptable conditions for attending a UN meeting, says UN secretary-general

By AP ·

Pakistan says Taliban deputy FM’s rejection of Durand Line ‘fanciful,’ can’t change facts

By KASHIF IMRAN ·

Two Afghans detained at Guantanamo Bay for 14 years have been released— Taliban

By AP ·
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Taliban reject UN team’s report on Al-Qaeda camps in Afghanistan

By PARWIZ KAROKHAIL ·

Taliban urge countries to respect governance of Afghanistan

By PARWIZ KAROKHAIL ·
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Taliban urges countries to respect its governance of Afghanistan

By PARWIZ KAROKHAIL ·

UN says Taliban enforcing restrictions on single and unaccompanied Afghan women 

By AP ·

UN is seeking to verify that Afghanistan’s Taliban are letting girls study at religious schools

By AP ·

Kabul invites pro-Taliban Pakistani politician as emissary between governments, people amid deteriorating ties

By REHMAT MEHSUD ·

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