This is the latest in a series of public floggings that the Taliban have carried out since regaining control of.

"There is no place for terrorism. "The time has come to end it," Sharif said.

The decree, which institutionalizes severe restrictions on women and girls, marks a further erosion of rights under the Taliban's rule,.

The senior U.N. official described the situation as "utterly intolerable."

The memo underscores the strategic and moral imperatives for America to engage with the NRF.

At least 46 aircraft, including helicopters, were left in Uzbekistan after the fall of Kabul.

Sources stated that the man injured another child and his wife in the attack.

SIGAR has reported that ISIS-Khorasan retains a force of 2,000 to 3,500 fighters in Afghanistan.

Nadim recently declared that questions regarding the education of girls and women are banned until further notice.

The organization warned that the new law effectively ends the presence of the few remaining female journalists in the country’s.