Russian delegation meets Taliban leaders, signals progress on delisting as terrorist organisation
The Taliban quoted Patrushev as expressing optimism that the delisting process would be completed “in a short time.” Russian officials.
The Taliban quoted Patrushev as expressing optimism that the delisting process would be completed “in a short time.” Russian officials.
“I am very troubled about increasing reports of domestic and intimate partner violence," Bennett said.
This incident is part of a pattern of public punishments that have escalated in recent weeks.
The visit highlighted potential areas of collaboration, including trade, transit, and investment, according to statements from the Taliban.
The session will be chaired by Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi.
“We shared our perspectives on Afghanistan and explored areas for continued engagement,” Karzai said.
“You are well aware of what Afghanistan means for Central Asia. This is, undoubtedly, a very serious problem,” he said.
The embassy stated that no services would be provided during the closure.
“In Afghanistan, even the voice of women is considered shameful," activists said.
The statement noted that the two sides deliberated on economic cooperation, investment opportunities, and transit issues.