Afghanistan

EU urges Taliban to reconsider travel ban on UN rapporteur

This follows a statement by Bennett, who revealed in an interview with Amu that the Taliban had informed his team.

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Afghanistan

Taliban dismisses criticism of new law, citing religious justification

The Taliban law includes provisions that even ban women's voices in public.

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245 Afghan families repatriated by Pakistan, Iran in one day

The ministry quoted by Taliban-run Bakhtar News Agency reported that 70 families returned from Pakistan, while another 175 families came.

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Women’s movement condemns Taliban’s new law as severe violation of rights

The movement said the Taliban's edict compels women to fully cover their bodies, including wearing the burqa.

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Pentagon: Taliban not part of US coalition against ISIS

This statement follows an NBC report citing two sources familiar with the matter, suggesting that Washington is considering cooperation with.

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EU’s top diplomat in Afghanistan concludes mission

Although the European Union has not officially announced her departure, it has been confirmed that Veronika Bošković Pohar, a diplomat.

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Taliban’s new law mirrors ISIS rules on women’s rights

The new Taliban law mandates that women cover their entire bodies, including their faces, and prohibits them from speaking to.

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Taliban detains Baghlan resident over alleged links to Resistance Front: Sources

According to the sources, the arrest is allegedly tied to Najmuddin’s suspected cooperation with Baryalai Sangin, a commander of the.

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Mine explosion in Nangarhar kills six people

The victims, all residents of Nuristan Province, were teachers and students from a religious school.

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Salang Pass closed to freight traffic for reconstruction

In a statement, the ministry noted that smaller vehicles, including passenger transport, can use an alternative route, which will remain.

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