Under Taliban rule, female beauticians forced to work in hiding
These women, who continue their work in secret, say they do so out of sheer necessity to provide for their.
Women
Afghanistan
Vance blames Kabul bombing on ‘failure of leadership’ by Kamala Harris
Vance expressed frustration over Harris' role in the events surrounding the attack at Abbey Gate during the U.S. withdrawal from.
Afghanistan
Another Taliban leader travels abroad despite UN sanctions
Baradar will attend the opening of the Termiz International Trade Center in Uzbekistan, according to Taliban statement.
Afghanistan
Taliban flogs three in Khost, including woman, in latest public punishments
The three individuals were accused of attempting to flee from home with a woman.
Afghanistan
Taliban higher education minister silent after challenge to debate female education
Despite his initial statement, Nadim has yet to respond to Mawlawi Zada’s invitation.
Afghanistan
5.4-magnitude earthquake strikes Kabul other provinces
There have been no immediate reports of possible casualties or damage.
Afghanistan
Taliban claims diplomatic efforts underway over alleged violations of Afghanistan’s airspace
Speaking at a press conference in Kabul, Fitrat disclosed that Taliban officials are engaged in negotiations aimed at preventing further.
Afghanistan
Taliban’s Muttaqi defies sanctions, undertakes five international trips in a year
Muttaqi’s latest trip comes amid the Taliban's continued refusal to comply with international demands, particularly from Islamic countries, to ease.
Afghanistan
Afghan journalist attacked by armed men in Islamabad, watchdog reports
The attackers, two men on a motorcycle, reportedly attempted to kidnap Behrooz, the watchdog reported.
Afghanistan
Taliban carries out public floggings in Ghazni, marking third consecutive day of punishments
This is the latest in a series of public floggings that the Taliban have carried out since regaining control of.