Taliban welcome possible suspension of Russian ban
Russia’s Supreme Court announced on March 31 that the Prosecutor General had filed a request to suspend the ban that.
Afghanistan
Immigration, Uncategorized
Pakistan delays Afghan deportation deadline: Officials
The delay marks a temporary pause in Islamabad’s intensified campaign to expel Afghan nationals residing in the country without full.
Afghanistan
US aid freeze leaves major funding gaps in Afghanistan, report warns
Despite a waiver announced on Jan. 28 allowing life-saving humanitarian programs to continue, ACAPS found that many organizations terminated operations.
Afghanistan
Eid in Herat marked by traditions, tight security, economic struggles
The three-day festival, which signals the end of Ramadan, was observed under a visible security presence.
Immigration
Pakistan begins deportation of Afghan migrants on Eid holiday
The deportations began on the second day of Eid al-Fitr, a major Islamic holiday, following the expiration of a March.
Politics
Report: Former Taliban envoy to Spain detained by US immigration authorities
Wahidi, who resides in Sterling, Virginia, with his American wife, Mary Shakeri-Wahidi, was detained Saturday at Dulles International Airport upon.
Politics
US State Department accuses Iran of backing Taliban, al Qaeda
“Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is itself a designated foreign terrorist organization," Bruce said.
Afghanistan
In Uruzgan, Eid is marked by empty tables and economic hardship
“We are celebrating Eid with empty hands,” said Zalmay, a resident of the province.
Human Rights
Taliban’s education ban casts shadow over Eid for Afghan girls
It has now been nearly 1,300 days since the Taliban closed secondary schools to girls.
Politics
Abdul Kabir turns Sapedar Palace into power base, sources say
Eighty days ago, Kabir was removed from his position as deputy prime minister for political affairs by order of Taliban.