Shop owners said people sell their home appliances and equipment mostly due to poverty and severe economic problems.

A Taliban spokesman in Nangarhar said they have not closed the schools but the problem has been left over from.

Taliban says the decision on the new appointments at Bamiyan University was made based on the “Civil Higher Education Law.”

Hibatullah Akhundzada said he would cancel all laws and regulations made over the past 20 years under Ghani and Karzai.

Aid groups have said that Canadian officials have warned them that buying supplies or paying a driver to deliver food.

A close aide to Ayubi said he made the decision in collaboration with Taliban leaders Abdul Salam Hanafi, Makhdoom Alam,.

Blinken says the US continues to press the Taliban and others to respect the human rights and fundamental freedoms, including.

Work on the monument was started by the previous government and was completed this week. The aim is to honor.

The religious scholars in Kandahar condemned recent attacks in the country and asked the Taliban to punish perpetrators.

Taliban said the decision to increase the costs of national identity cards was part of efforts to sustain its administration’s.