India says Afghanistan policy remains people-centred
Jaishankar also described as positive a recent visit to New Delhi by Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi,
Politics
Security
Clash erupts in northern Afghanistan over gold mining project
Residents of Chah Ab district confronted workers of the mining company and damaged equipment and vehicles, the sources said.
Politics
Taliban spokesman accuses Pakistan of seeking to destabilise Afghanistan
Pakistan has repeatedly rejected such accusations and says militant groups, including TTP, operate from Afghanistan’s territory.
Immigration
Pakistan deports more than 2,000 migrants in a day
In the same period, 284 individuals returned from Iran through the Islam Qala and Silk Bridge crossings.
Afghanistan
Heavy rains and floods kill 12 across Afghanistan
He said about 850 families were affected by the floods, while 219 families were displaced.
Politics
Hibatullah appoints 15 Taliban officials in latest reshuffle
The statement said Ahmad Shah Din Dost, commander of the Taliban’s Al-Badr army corps, was appointed governor of Sar-e-Pul province.
Media
Taliban order media in Herat to enforce ban on images of living beings: Sources
The Taliban have previously banned the broadcast of images of living beings in at least 16 provinces.
Afghanistan
Afghanistan witnessed a year of deadly natural disasters in 2025
Aid agencies said women and girls were among the hardest hit. Save the Children said the quake left about 280.
Politics
Taliban remained diplomatically isolated in 2025 despite Russia recognition
Moscow recognised the Taliban administration in July, a move that Taliban officials hailed as a breakthrough.
Human Rights, Women
Restrictions on women and girls tightened across Afghanistan in 2025
In Kabul, dozens of women were detained during the year for failing to comply with Taliban-mandated dress codes.