The legislation proposes halting "any voluntary or assessed contributions" by the U.S. to the UN for Afghanistan.

State Department spokesperson Mathew Miller highlighted the urgency: “We are nearing the annual cap and need congressional approval to increase.

The organization highlighted the growing repression in Afghanistan, particularly targeting women's access to the media, both as journalists and as.

Borrell emphasized the importance of preventing conflicts globally, mentioning Afghanistan as among those forgotten.

The Taliban did not disclose the specifics of the demands and proposals shared by the representatives.

Numerous houses have been either destroyed or damaged due to flash floods triggered by the heavy rainfall.

A Taliban spokesman for the department reported that 326,000 passports were issued during this period.

Miller explained the situation involved two Afghan nationals from Guantanamo Bay sent to Oman, unrelated to any exchange.

This operation involved 365 families and 400 vehicles returning to Afghanistan.