Afghanistan

EU says inclusive education crucial for Afghanistan’s future prosperity

The EU delegation stated that education “for all” is essential to the well-being of Afghan society.

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Taliban hold mock college entrance exam for over 2,600 boys in Bamiyan amid ban on girls’ education

This comes as girls remain barred from attending high school or participating in university entrance exams.

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Afghan migrant alleges son was burned with hot oil by Iranian family

Attempts to contact the Afghan Embassy in Tehran for comment were unsuccessful at the time of publication.

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TV channels in Takhar halt operations as Taliban ban footage of living beings

The new restrictions are part of a broader crackdown on media and personal freedoms under the Taliban regime.

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Two courts, two missions: How ICC and ICJ differ in pursuit of justice

Governed by 18 judges, the ICC’s leadership includes a President and two Vice Presidents.

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Taliban publicly flog five, including woman, in Maidan Wardak

This latest incident follows similar punishments carried out by the Taliban in recent weeks.

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Three Pakistani policemen killed in attack on police headquarters

The attack targeted the Police Lines complex in Bannu District, which houses both police offices and a residential area for.

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Gas station fire in Kapisa injures 17

Information regarding the identities or conditions of those injured in the fire has not been released so far.

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Three Afghan nationals released from Iraqi prisons return home

This marks the second group of Afghan nationals to be repatriated from Iraqi prisons since the Taliban took control of.

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Construction of medical institute begins in Kapisa with Norwegian support

The Health Ministry announced on X, formerly Twitter, that the facility, located in the Tagab district, will cost 16 million.

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