Taliban flog man in Maidan Wardak as publish punishments continue
Since early November, at least 124 people—including 18 women—have been publicly lashed across various provinces....
Taliban ban on medical training for women threatens lives, warns Swedish Committee
Heart-wrenching images have surfaced showing female medical students being sent home in tears...
FIFA accused of ‘whitewashing’ Saudi human rights abuses in 2034 World Cup bid
“The bidding process has basically been a stitch-up from start to finish,” Cockburn said....
Taliban shut down Kabul-based TV station, arrest seven staff members: Watchdog
During the raid, Taliban officials reportedly detained several employees for hours of questioning....
Taliban raid Arezo TV station in Kabul, arrest four employees: Source
The reason for the raid remains unclear, and the Taliban have not commented on the incident....
UNESCO recognizes Rubab as cultural heritage for Afghanistan, neighbors
Rubab is one of the oldest musical instruments in Central, South, and Southwest Asia....
NATO prioritizes Ukraine’s infrastructure protection, says secretary general
Lithuania’s foreign minister, Gabrielius Landsbergis, emphasized the importance of security guarantees for Ukraine as a prerequisite for peace....
EU calls for reversal of Taliban’s ‘unjustifiable’ ban on medical education for women
“This decision represents yet another unjustifiable attack on women’s access to education in Afghanistan,” the EU said....