Taliban begin removing schoolteachers as staff cuts continue: Sources
Teachers and university professors in several provinces have reportedly been dismissed without formal evaluations or written notices.
Afghanistan
Afghanistan
Taliban begin removing faculty at Kabul’s Education and Polytechnic universities, sources say
Sources say the layoffs will affect both male and female faculty
Afghanistan
Taliban expand religious school construction amid budget cuts and teacher layoffs
While the Taliban says these efforts reflect its commitment to "Islamic values," critics argue the strategy is contributing to the.
Afghanistan
Taliban energy minister to attend regional energy summit in Tashkent
The three-day forum runs from May 13 to 15.
Afghanistan
UN delivers 1,000 homes to earthquake-affected families in Paktika
The newly constructed homes will provide permanent shelter to around 7,000 people.
Afghanistan
Taliban planning to cut 13 percent of staff at Ministry of Economy, source says
The ministry employs approximately 964 staff members.
Immigration
Exiled journalists say forced return poses grave risks of ‘arrest and reprisal’
Among those most at risk are vulnerable groups — particularly journalists, civil society activists, and women.
Afghanistan
1,000 days Since Mahmood Shah Habibi’s detention by Taliban, US envoy says
“We remain committed to securing his release and the freedom of all Americans held captive,” Boehler wrote in a post.
Politics
Taliban FM urges caution in public remarks toward neighbors and world
Muttaqi also warned against rhetoric that could undermine the Taliban's own authority.
Afghanistan
Taliban dismiss hundreds of university professors across Afghanistan, sources say
The dismissals reportedly affected institutions in key provinces, including Kabul, Herat and Bamiyan.