Qatar’s foreign ministry says participants ‘agreed on the need to ensure the right to education for all’ and for high-quality.

The council said where activities cannot be continued in line with the EU’s ‘principled approach’, EU support to the activities.

Journalists and media watchdogs are also worried about ‘forced’ self-censorship, lack of access to information and financial problems

The Center for Dialogue and Progress – Geneva said participants stressed the need for urgent dialogue to bring lasting peace.

The group, including Richard Bennett, said it appears teenage girls will still be banned from resuming their studies when schools.

The federal police said this is the first war crime charge of murder to be laid against a serving or.

Michael McCaul says he is concerned about US assistance to Afghanistan being abused or subject to waste, fraud or benefiting.

One MP said asking Afghan allies to have their papers approved by the Taliban ‘is like asking them to sign.

The council says the people of Afghanistan and the world can save the country by launching sincere political efforts ‘before.

Over 70 countries speak out against the Taliban’s ‘harmful edicts’ stating restrictions on women and girls are seen ‘nowhere else.