Afghanistan

Former military officer shot dead in Faryab: Sources

The incident occurred in the first police district of Maimana city, according to the sources.

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Afghanistan

Khalid Hanafi: The enforcer behind Taliban’s repressive policies

Born in 1971 in Nuristan, Afghanistan, Hanafi was raised in a religious and jihadist family.

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UN’s Bennett vows to assess impact of Taliban’s new morality law

In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Bennett expressed his alignment with the concerns raised by the UN Assistance Mission.

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Japanese embassy in Kabul urges Taliban to heed women, girls’ voices

The law grants extensive powers to the Taliban’s morality enforcers, who are authorized to arrest and punish individuals.

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UNAMA denounces Taliban’s sweeping morality law as dire threat to freedoms

UNAMA says the law has worrying impacts on religious freedoms by ignoring the full diversity of Afghanistan’s religious communities.

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Women’s movement challenges Taliban’s authority to enact new law

"Taliban is a group foreign to the culture and identity of the Afghan people," said the activists.

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Canada calls Taliban’s new law as an attempt to silence Afghan people

In a statement shared on X, Canada’s Foreign Policy office urged the Taliban to reverse their restrictive policies and end.

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UK suspends Chevening scholarships for Afghan students

“Applications for the 2025/2026 academic year are currently closed. Eligibility for this year’s programme is still under review. Please monitor.

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Taliban’s new law bans friendship, assistance with ‘Unbelievers’

The group has repeatedly asked for international assistance to address Afghanistan’s deepening economic and humanitarian crises.

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Traffic accident in Bamiyan kills four people

The victims included a woman, two children, and a man. Among the injured were three women, two children, and another.

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