US envoy urges review of aid to Afghanistan
“It has been four long, frankly painful years since the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan,” Waltz said.
Politics
Immigration
14 migrants drown after boat capsizes off Turkey’s Antalya coast
Passengers aboard the vessel were migrants from Afghanistan, including women and children, officials said.
Politics
Muttaqi: We face ‘imposed war’ with Pakistan
Muttaqi also criticized Pakistan for citing the presence of TTP as justification for its military operations.
Security
Sources: Taliban return bodies of two Pakistani soldiers
The soldiers were killed during fighting in the Shorabak district of southern Kandahar province, the sources said.
Women
Sources: Taliban detain women’s rights activist in Kabul
According to the sources, Taliban members entered Fazel’s house and took her away.
Security
Taliban, Pakistan exchange claims as border clashes enter 12th day
He said the outpost was destroyed using SPG-9 recoilless rifle fire in a border area of the district.
Human Rights, Women
A red rose for the daughters of my land
In this piece, Baran Mohammadi reflects on rediscovering hope and defiance as a woman under repression, symbolized by her decision.
Human Rights, Women
How I left my uncle to the Taliban
In 1996, when the Taliban entered Herat, the city quickly changed. A few months earlier there had been celebrations of.
Human Rights, Women
March 8: A story of resistance in the shadow of repression
In this piece, Lima Samimi says International Women’s Day has become a symbol of resistance for women in countries like.
Politics
China’s envoy urges dialogue to ease Taliban-Pakistan tensions
Yue Xiaoyong emphasized the need to prevent tensions from escalating in order to preserve regional stability.