The Taliban Allowed Silence from Girls to be Interpreted as Consent to Marriage
The document was signed by the Taliban’s supreme leader
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Flood Death Toll in Afghanistan Rises to 51 After Days of Heavy Rain
Widespread flooding damages homes, farmland, and infrastructure as authorities warn of further risks
Taliban’s New Penal Code Sparks Alarm over Executions, Dissent and Women’s Rights
A sweeping 119-article legal overhaul is raising concerns over discretionary executions, criminalised dissent and further restrictions on Afghan women
Taliban Reject Russian Claims of Security Threats from Afghanistan
Kabul disputes Moscow’s warnings as regional states continue to voice concerns over militant activity
Taliban-run Afghan Embassy in Norway Resumes Passport Services
Afghans in Norway, Denmark and Iceland regain access to consular services
US-Made Weapons Abandoned in Afghanistan Are Boosting Militancy in Pakistan
Abandoned US arms are strengthening militant groups and worsening Pakistan’s security crisis
Taliban Stage Mass Public Execution in Front of 80K in Khost Stadium
Pakistani Taliban Claim Responsibility for Islamabad Courthouse Bombing
Militant group says it targeted officials and vows more attacks until Islamic law is imposed
Tajikistan and the Taliban: Tentative Talks Shadowed by New Border Clashes
Tentative talks between Dushanbe and Kabul are overshadowed by back-to-back shoot-outs along the frontier near the Pyanj River
Jaishankar, Taliban FM Discuss Quake Relief, Regional Tensions
Jaishankar speaks to Taliban FM Muttaqi on quake aid and regional security as New Delhi deepens diplomatic engagement with Kabul
Taliban–Pakistan talks collapse in Istanbul as both sides trade blame over border violence
Four days of high-level talks in Istanbul end without progress as Islamabad accuses the Taliban of sheltering militants, while Kabul denounces Pakistan’s “unreasonable demands” and border violations
Pakistan–Afghan Talks in Istanbul Stall as Taliban Reject Key Demands
Pakistan–Afghan talks in Istanbul stall after the Taliban refuse to accept Islamabad’s security and border demands, leaving negotiations at a standstill
Afghan Women’s Refugee Football Team Denied UAE Visas, Tournament Moved to Morocco
How Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban Stack up as Border Clashes Escalate
Ceasefire follows the deadliest flare-up since 2021 as Pakistan’s larger, nuclear-armed force faces a Taliban military with limited air power
Taliban Minister Confronted Over Women’s Rights at Rare Delhi Press Conference
Afghan foreign minister Amir Khan Muttaqi defends ban on girls’ education as “temporary,” sparking criticism from journalists and rights groups
Earthquake in Afghanistan: 622 Dead, 1,500 Injured
The magnitude 6 quake struck near Jalalabad on September 1, devastating villages and hampering rescue efforts in Afghanistan’s eastern provinces
Taliban Unveils Five-Year Plan to Resettle Returning Refugees Amid Deportations
The regime promises new housing projects for deportees from Iran, Pakistan, and Europe, as mass returns fuel a humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan
Germany Rules Out Recognition of Taliban Government, Says Chancellor Merz
Talks with Afghanistan remain technical, not diplomatic
ICC Issues Arrest Warrants for Taliban Leaders
The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for two senior Taliban figures.
Russia Recognises Taliban Government in Afghanistan
AmuTV: Taliban Bans Women Under 40 from Visiting Termez Mall
No official Taliban statement yet
Uzbekistan’s Efforts in Building Relations with Afghanistan
The Diplomat analyses Tashkent's new policy
Uzbekistan’s Interest in Pine Nut Harvesting with the Taliban
Taliban delegation led by Abdul Ghani Baradar arrived in Tashkent today
Taliban Demand Return Of Helicopters From USA
Kabul believes seven units of aircraft were handed over to the Americans without consent