No US official plans travel to Afghanistan, spokesman confirms
There are no department officials who have any plans to travel to Afghanistan, a US State Department spokesman said.
Afghanistan
Women
Afghanistan: Thousands of beauty salons permanently closed following Taliban order
The sudden move is expected to sever one of the few sources of income available to women in the country.
Afghanistan
Watchdog urges UN assessment on Afghanistan to prioritize human rights
Heather Barr stressed the urgent need to address the dire situation faced by women and girls and other survivors of.
Afghanistan
USAID report finds Taliban has ‘infiltrated’ UN aid agencies
An as-yet-unpublished US government report seen by Foreign Policy highlights ‘the importance of aid diversion to Taliban finances’
Afghanistan
Mid-level Taliban delegation visits Indonesia to ‘boost ties’
The trip includes pushing for recognition of the Taliban regime and encouraging these countries to invest in Afghanistan and provide.
Afghanistan
McCaul strongly cautions against traveling to Afghanistan, ‘normalizing’ the Taliban
In a letter addressed to Secretary of State Antony Blinken, McCaul stressed that the Taliban's behavior has only worsened despite.
Afghanistan
Hardships force children in Kunar to become breadwinners
Roman, a young boy, shoulders the responsibility of being the sole breadwinner for his family of 18.
Afghanistan
Weather service warns of more rain across an already flood-hit Afghanistan
The meteorological department has warned of possible heavy rain, thunderstorms and flash floods across 21 provinces over next 24 hours
Afghanistan
US CENTCOM commander meets Pakistan’s army chief ‘to strengthen regional ties’
The meeting took place as Pakistan is grappling with a surge in militant attacks in its northwestern and southwestern regions.
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Eyewitnesses reflect on deadly Dehmazang attack seven years later
Some members of the Enlightenment Movement say that despite their sacrifices, the central provinces of Afghanistan remain deprived.