Pakistan rejects Taliban’s claims of mistreatment of migrants
Khan called Shikib’s remarks "misplaced," emphasizing that Pakistan had long supported Afghan refugees despite limited international assistance.
Khan called Shikib’s remarks "misplaced," emphasizing that Pakistan had long supported Afghan refugees despite limited international assistance.
Haqqani has not returned to Afghanistan for about a month following a trip to the UAE.
The meeting emphasized that Afghanistan’s future must be built on democratic governance.
Japan urged the Taliban to govern in a way that reflects the voice of the Afghan people, the ministry said.
The report also highlighted the mass displacement of Afghans.
The meeting comes just days after Taliban banned the broadcast of political talk shows on local media.
Under this decision, only Afghan citizens with valid visas will be permitted to remain in these areas.
No group has claimed responsibility for the attack.
Since regaining power in August 2021, Taliban have made significant changes to Afghanistan’s education system.
More than 13 provinces have seen the construction or renovation of madrassas.