Afghanistan’s independence from Britain was a turning point in history
King Amanullah Khan’s vision of educating all girls is in sharp contrast to the Taliban's exclusion of girls from the.
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UNICEF says 1.6 million people from Afghanistan fled country in past two years
The UN agency says over $66 million is needed this year to provide aid to these refugees currently in neighboring.
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Taliban reiterates call for ‘healthy relations’ with foreign countries based on Sharia
At a ceremony marking independence day, Haqqani accused the international community of ‘oppressing’ the people of Afghanistan
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Key TTP splinter group commander reportedly killed in Afghanistan
Afridi was once the TTP's shadow governor for the Dera Ismail Khan District in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan,
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Female students express concerns over education ban’s impact on their future
Female students, despite facing an unpredictable trajectory, maintained their aspirations to pursue education despite the existing ban.
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CPJ reports worsening ‘media repression’ in Afghanistan
The Committee to Protect Journalists says the Taliban's actions have intensified and exacerbated media repression.
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Australia urged to prioritize humanitarian visas for Afghanistan nationals
HRW says Australia should be prepared to augment the overall allotment of humanitarian visas for Afghanistan nationals.
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Four Taliban members killed in Parwan, claims Freedom Front
The Freedom Front says it targeted a Taliban outpost on Thursday night in the Bagram district of Parwan province.
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Taliban’s move to ban political parties faces backlash
Some other political currents consider this decision of the Taliban to be a double standard treatment and want it to.
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Two young migrants from Afghanistan recount deadly Channel crossing attempt
The Channel strait, positioned between France and Britain, ranks among the world's busiest maritime routes.