Taliban leader says he ‘will not allow Washington to topple’ his government
Akhundzada says he will not allow Washington to topple his government no matter how much pressure it will bring on.
Akhundzada says he will not allow Washington to topple his government no matter how much pressure it will bring on.
“The Doha conference on the 1st and 2nd of May is not focusing on recognition,” said UN's deputy spokesperson Farhan.
Afghanistan Human Rights Commission says it sees the UN deputy chief’s remarks as "disrespect" to UN charter.
Farmers say they are being forced to pay the Taliban ushr and zakat in the form of either cash or.
Sopko said in his prepared statement that the office has previously had issues getting information from the Pentagon.
Dujarric said the issue of recognition was “clearly in the hands of the member states” and that Mohammed was reaffirming.
Deputy UN chief in the country says donors need to urgently step up to help aid agencies avert famine and.
The agreement was signed in Mumbai between J. P. Singh, Joint Secretary, PAI Division, Ministry of External Affairs of the.
Mohammed said the UN is hoping to bring together envoys that work on Afghanistan to hold discussions with the UN.
UN officials are hoping the Taliban will make exceptions to an edict and allow women in Afghanistan to work for.