Migrants in Pakistan report rising arrests, deportations
As families describe daily detentions, a Taliban official says 105 Afghan nationals were recently released, while dozens remain in custody.
Immigration
Immigration
105 Afghan citizens released from Pakistani prisons
The Taliban-run consulate in Karachi said the group included two women and 10 children who had been detained for about.
Politics
Pakistan’s UN envoy urges Taliban to choose between isolation and peace
After the Security Council renewed sanctions monitoring, Pakistan said Afghanistan must not be used to threaten other countries, while Taliban.
Politics
Atmar confirms split in National Movement for Peace and Justice
The party said five members of its leadership council broke away over disagreements about pursuing a political solution and forming.
Politics
Uzbekistan, Taliban delegations meet in Kabul on ‘strategic objectives’
Uzbekistan’s Foreign Ministry said research bodies from both sides discussed expanding cooperation, though details were not disclosed.
Human Rights
Exclusive: Taliban begin enforcing new penal code
A resident of Badghis Province was sentenced to one year in prison and 39 lashes for allegedly insulting the Taliban’s.
Politics
Taliban defense minister urges members to ‘forget the past’
In a speech marking the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan, Mujahid warned against revenge and sought to reassure neighboring countries.
Human Rights
Taliban call Valentine’s Day ‘moral decline’
He added that the occasion had been given value “only for one day to soothe and satisfy psychological desires.”
Politics, Security
Taliban appoint sanctioned commander Mohammad Fazel as transport minister
Fazel is one of the Taliban’s most senior military figures and has long been part of the Taliban's leadership circle.
Politics
37th anniversary of Soviet withdrawal observed
Taliban warned that foreign powers should take lessons from what it called repeated invasions over the past century.