Female students in Pakistan grapple with uncertainty after fleeing Taliban’s education ban
Female students who relocated to Pakistan to escape the Taliban's education ban in Afghanistan are facing an uncertain future. In.
Afghanistan
Afghanistan
Taliban permits Radio Nasim to broadcast again in Daikundi, editor remains detained
In a statement issued Saturday, the organization called for the "immediate and unconditional" release of Jawadi.
Afghanistan
Iran reports no decline in drug smuggling from Afghanistan despite Taliban’s claims
According to Iranian media, Momeni emphasized the ongoing issue, suggesting that if poppy cultivation were truly banned, it should also.
Afghanistan
EU allocates $21 million in aid to Afghanistan through WFP
Over the past five years, the European Union has contributed more than $260 million to WFP's programs in Afghanistan.
Women
Kabul woman recounts survival after being thrown from fourth floor
Describing the incident, Saamea recounted a day of violence that culminated in her being thrown from the building while unconscious.
Afghanistan
Afghan advocate Benafsha Yaqoobi receives International Women of Courage Award
Yaqoobi, who lives in exile, has spent years as an attorney defending the rights of women subjected to violence.
Afghanistan
Afghans criticize worsening human rights under Taliban rule
However, Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid dismissed the report as propaganda. He claimed that all Afghans enjoy "physical, financial, and mental.
Afghanistan
Taliban commerce minister travels to Turkmenistan for economic conference
Azizi heads a delegation of 22 members, including Taliban officials and private sector representatives, during his visit, the statement said.
Afghanistan
Flights resumed at Herat Airport after three-day snow closure
The airport, which stands as the only standard airport in western Afghanistan and one of the country's key air travel.
Afghanistan
US criticizes Taliban for violating Doha agreement
"We will continue to make clear to them what we believe their obligations are," Miller stated, reaffirming the US's stance.