Taliban welcomes Kazakhstan’s decision to remove them from terrorist list
Kazakhstan made this decision on Monday, during a meeting of the parliamentary assembly of the security bloc held in its.
Kazakhstan made this decision on Monday, during a meeting of the parliamentary assembly of the security bloc held in its.
Mujahid stated that all aspects are under review and that they have not yet made a final decision on whether.
Kabulov noted that the consultations in Tehran will focus on preparations for the Doha meeting.
Addressing the United Nations, they emphasized the necessity of including "non-Taliban figures" and representatives from "anti-Taliban fronts" in the meeting.
Tasmagambetov emphasized that Afghanistan currently occupies a central place in the CSTO's focus.
Sources said that women were also among those lashed in public by the Taliban.
Martin Griffiths, U.N. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, is also scheduled to present a report on aid.
The gathering underscored the significant implications for both regional and global stability.
The Doha meeting is scheduled to take place on June 30, with the participation of U.N. officials and envoys from.
Over the past three years, the Taliban have flogged hundreds of individuals, including women, for various alleged crimes.