US reviewing its approach with Taliban: Official
The spokesperson said that the US remains firmly committed to helping alleviate the suffering of the Afghan people – including.
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Women
Taliban order female doctors to observe ‘full hijab’
Taliban sent a letter to hospitals and attached pictures of women covered from head to toe, with only their eyes.
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Afghanistan stands 150th in Corruption Perception Index
Transparency International says corruption was central to the failure of the international effort to establish peace and security in the.
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Afghanistan: Ten reported suicides in past month
In addition to the suicides, which includes five women, a further six women died in attacks by relatives or unknown.
Afghanistan
Taliban ban on women aid workers ‘a potential death blow’: UN aid chief
Griffiths said the United Nations would continue operating in Afghanistan wherever it could.
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Taliban continue to collect traditional taxes from Kunduz farmers
Farmers in Kunduz say the Taliban is still collecting Usher and Zakat but there is no clarity on where this.
Afghanistan
Private universities face bankruptcy in wake of Taliban ban
The ban on education for women has affected at least 70,000 female students and countless academic staff are losing their.
Afghanistan
Shattered dreams and dashed hopes: This is Homa’s story
She has called on the Taliban to reverse their restrictions and says ‘when women are not active in society, half.
Afghanistan
US special envoy on tri-nation visit to tackle Afghanistan ‘challenges’
Thomas West will meet with officials and members of the Afghan diaspora to ‘refine a unified response’ to Taliban’s latest.
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Study finds revival of peace talks, inclusive government could resolve Afghanistan crisis
Research by a Contact Group for Peace found Doha peace talks failed due to the sidelining of government and other.