Pakistan expels more than 3,000 Afghan migrants in a single day
Pakistan expelled 2,951 migrants a day earlier, most of them under coercion, according to the commission.
Immigration
Human Rights
DEFAW launches online schooling program for Afghan girls barred from education
DEFAW described the program as a “historic step” toward supporting Afghan girls’ education.
Security
UN report says security incidents in Afghanistan up 15% as border clashes intensify
Attacks by Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP) decreased in number and scale, the report said.
Politics
US tells UN Security Council Taliban ‘not good-faith interlocutors’
She said the Taliban were responsible for these hardships and suffering “because of the policies that they have adopted.”
Politics
UNAMA deputy chief says Taliban continue to miss opportunities for engagement
She stressed that the Afghan people’s resilience is remarkable but “under severe pressure,” requiring urgent international attention and sustained support.
Politics
Iran’s role in the opposition alignment meeting?
Dozens of political figures and representatives of various parties joined the virtual session.
Politics
Haqqani stresses obedience to Taliban leader’s decrees despite earlier criticism
Haqqani also urged Taliban forces to help maintain and strengthen the movement’s governing structure, warning that their conduct should not.
Politics
Jamiat-e-Islami, led by Rabbani, quits ‘resistance council’ after opposition groups announce unified stance
The National Resistance Council was one of the three main groups behind Tuesday’s declaration of “alignment and shared voice.”
Human Rights
Bennett: Injustice should never be normalized in Afghanistan
“Human rights were built into the UN’s core to safeguard peace, equality and dignity," Bennett said.
Politics
EU envoy visits Kabul, meets Taliban foreign minister
The statement said Bertrand also highlighted the EU’s interest in Afghanistan’s economic sector, particularly private-sector development.