Money exchangers in Herat protest high licensing fees under Taliban rule
Since the Taliban issued the order, nearly 500 money exchange shops in Herat’s currency markets have shut down, with no.
Afghanistan, Business
Afghanistan
Taliban claims removal from Kyrgyzstan’s ‘banned organizations’ list
Despite this development, no country has formally recognized the Taliban government nearly three years after it took control of Afghanistan.
Afghanistan
Six years later: Remembering Samim Faramarz and Ramiz Ahmadi
Faramarz graduated from Afghan-Turk High School in 2009 and went on to complete his higher education in Kazakhstan.
Afghanistan
Taliban administers religious test to public employees
The ministry has warned employees that failure to participate in the test could result in dismissal from their jobs.
Afghanistan
Monday’s suicide bombing in Kabul killed 34: Source
The Afghanistan Prosecutors’ Association confirmed the deaths of 16 prosecutors in the attack.
Afghanistan
Prosecutors’ association claims 16 dead in Kabul attack
This contrasts sharply with the Taliban’s official death toll of six.
Afghanistan
Uzbekistan hosts security summit on counterterrorism efforts
Uzbekistan’s intelligence chief emphasized the need for increased regional cooperation.
Afghanistan
Iran accelerates execution of Afghan nationals after Taliban takeover, watchdog says
The report reveals a troubling trend. In 2022, 16 Afghan nationals were executed in Iran, including a teenage offender and.
Afghanistan
UN’s Bennett condemns deadly Kabul attack as ‘shocking’
In a post on X, Bennett condemned the violence, stating that "nothing justifies such violence."
Afghanistan
Georgette Gagnon appointed UNAMA deputy chief in Afghanistan
Notably, Gagnon is no stranger to Afghanistan. From 2010 to 2015, she served as Director of Human Rights for UNAMA.