Taliban to ‘shortly’ release American citizen, Khalilzad says
“According to the Afghan Foreign Ministry, an American, Faye Dai Hall, who was in custody, will be freed shortly,” Khalilzad.
Human Rights, US
Immigration
Pakistan finalizes plans to detain, deport Afghan migrants
The decision, made despite repeated calls from international human rights organizations to halt the process, will affect tens of thousands.
Afghanistan
Taliban release over 2,400 prisoners in Eid amnesty
The mass amnesty comes amid mounting criticism from international human rights organizations, which have accused the Taliban of detaining individuals.
Security
Taliban deny US claim to retrieve military equipment left in Afghanistan
Abdul Qahar Balkhi, spokesperson for the Taliban’s Foreign Ministry, told CBS News that the remaining U.S. military hardware is “Afghan.
Security, US
J.D. Vance calls Taliban ‘worst terrorist organization in the world’
This marks the first time a senior official in the Trump administration has explicitly referred to the Taliban as a.
Immigration
Over 500 Afghan migrant families return from Pakistan, Iran in one week
The figures show that 371 families were expelled from Iran, while 162 families returned from Pakistan — with a mix.
Security
Taliban intelligence warns of ISI infiltration in public offices
The letter, purportedly issued by Unit 376 of the Taliban’s General Directorate of Intelligence (GDI), was dated March 21 and.
Afghanistan
Taliban say UAE agrees to release 54 Afghan nationals from prison
Further details regarding the nature of the charges or sentences of those detained were not disclosed, and Emirati authorities have.
Politics
Iranian envoy says Afghan migrants play vital role in country’s economy
Bigdeli described Iran-Afghanistan relations as a “rushing river” that must be safeguarded.
Security
TTP presence was key issue in Pakistan-Taliban talks, Islamabad says
The ministry said the Pakistani delegation conveyed to Taliban officials that the TTP remains a “critical obstacle” to improving bilateral.