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New Decree by Taliban Leader: Power Centralization and Transfer of Seized Assets to Kandahar
Sheikh Hibatullah Akhundzada, the leader of the Taliban, has issued a new decree ordering that all confiscated goods and assets seized by local forces be transferred directly to Kandahar. No local commander or official is allowed to keep them.
Thursday, 6 February , 2025 -
UAE and Turkey’s Investment in Taliban Orphanages: Humanitarian Aid or Ideological Support?
Understanding the Complexities of Taliban Orphanages in Afghanistan In the intricate tapestry of Afghanistan’s socio-political landscape, the establishment of orphanages by the Taliban has emerged as a topic of significant concern. These orphanages, predominantly funded by the United Arab Emirates and Turkey, serve as both a refuge and a tool for ideological propagation. While the […]
Wednesday, 5 February , 2025 -
Taliban Seeks to Strengthen Security Belt on Pakistan Border
The Taliban’s Ministry of Defense plans to deploy 3,000 military personnel to the Pakistan border in Paktika province. This move is a response to recent tensions with Pakistan and aims to strengthen the border security belt.
Wednesday, 5 February , 2025 -
Taliban Conference in Ghor: Wahhabism Declared a Takfiri Sect in Afghanistan
In a recent conference of Taliban clerics in Ghor province, Afghanistan, Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab, the founder of the Wahhabi movement, was labeled as a Kharijite and Takfiri. The movement itself was declared a false sect.
Monday, 3 February , 2025 -
Moscow-Taliban Security Talks: Russia Demands Handover of ISIS Fighters
A Russian official, in a meeting with Sirajuddin Haqqani, the Taliban’s Interior Minister, requested the handover of eight Russian nationals affiliated with ISIS who are currently imprisoned by the Taliban. Additionally, Russia has asked the Taliban for detailed information regarding the Doha negotiations, ISIS attacks in Moscow, and CIA activities in Afghanistan.
Sunday, 2 February , 2025 -
Zakir Jalali: The Israeli Regime Fails in Defeating the Palestinian Narrative
Zakir Jalali, the third political head of the Taliban’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, emphasized that Israel has failed in the war of narratives against the Palestinians.
Sunday, 26 January , 2025 -
Lavrov Warns of US Efforts to Return Militarily to Afghanistan
Sergey Lavrov, Russia’s Foreign Minister, has highlighted Donald Trump’s attempts to revive US military infrastructure in Afghanistan. Trump had earlier stated that he would retrieve abandoned American weapons from the Taliban and regain control of Bagram Air Base to monitor China’s activities.
Wednesday, 22 January , 2025 -
The Assassination of Khalil-ur-Rahman Haqqani: Potential Consequences for the Taliban Government
The assassination of Khalil-ur-Rahman Haqqani, the head of the Taliban’s Ministry of Refugees, has heightened tensions between the Haqqani Network and the Kandahar faction.
Wednesday, 22 January , 2025 -
Pakistan Criticizes the Slow Process of Relocating Afghan Refugees
Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has criticized the slow process of transferring Afghan refugees in the country who are awaiting relocation to Western countries.
Monday, 20 January , 2025 -
Environmental Destruction in Afghanistan: The Legacy of Foreign Wars According to the Taliban
Shir Mohammad Abbas Stanikzai, the Political Deputy of the Taliban Ministry of Foreign Affairs, stated that the U.S. use of mother bombs and chemical weapons was a major factor in the severe damage to Afghanistan’s environment. He added that 80% of the country’s forests were destroyed during the Soviet occupation, and the climate crisis is […]
Wednesday, 15 January , 2025 -
General Asim Munir: Terrorism is Entering from Afghanistan’s Soil
General Asim Munir, the Chief of Army Staff of Pakistan, accused the Taliban government of harboring the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and claimed that terrorism is entering Pakistan from Afghanistan’s soil.
Tuesday, 14 January , 2025 -
Taliban: Youth Should Serve Afghanistan Instead of Migrating
Neda Mohammad Nadeem, the Acting Minister of Higher Education of the Taliban, expressed concern about the migration of young people during a graduation ceremony at Kabul Polytechnic University.
Sunday, 12 January , 2025 -
Girls’ Education in Afghanistan: A Victim of Taliban’s Extremist Policies
The Taliban, with their unfulfilled promises, continue to keep universities and schools closed to Afghan girls.
Saturday, 11 January , 2025 -
Weather Warnings and Fuel Crisis; Afghanistan on the Verge of a Humanitarian Disaster
The Taliban’s Meteorological Department has warned of heavy snowfall and heavy rain in 28 provinces of Afghanistan. Meanwhile, rising fuel prices, unemployment, and widespread poverty have diminished people’s ability to cope with the winter cold, putting the lives of millions at serious risk.
Friday, 10 January , 2025 -
Taliban’s Crackdown on Media: Government Restricts Free Flow of Information in Afghanistan
The Taliban, by banning three local radio stations in Khost and imposing extensive restrictions on journalists, have hindered the free dissemination of news in Afghanistan.
Tuesday, 7 January , 2025 -
Education of Girls in Afghanistan; A Victim of the Taliban’s Extremist Policies
Despite the unfulfilled promises made by the Taliban, they continue to keep universities and schools closed to girls in Afghanistan. This policy has not only destroyed the hopes of the young generation but has also led to the rise of jihadist schools and extremist education, shaping a dark and uncertain future for Afghan society.
Monday, 6 January , 2025 -
Netherlands to Prosecute the Taliban Over Women’s Rights Violations
Dutch Foreign Minister says the Netherlands will prosecute the Taliban over women’s rights violations.
Monday, 6 January , 2025 -
Freedom of Expression Crisis in Afghanistan; 8% Increase in Restrictions in 2024
In its 2024 report, the AJSO organization sheds light on the serious challenges faced by female journalists in Afghanistan.
Saturday, 4 January , 2025 -
Taliban: Foreign Invaders Have Turned to a Soft War in Afghanistan
Taliban says foreign forces shifted to “soft/ideological war” after military defeat, stressing knowledge and Islamic values.
Saturday, 4 January , 2025 -
The Assassination of Taliban’s Minister of Refugees: Internal Conflicts or ISIS Infiltration?
The assassin of Khalil-ur-Rahman Haqqani, a prominent Taliban member, was a Pashtun recruited by ISIS. This assassination stemmed from internal conflicts within the Taliban and discriminatory practices in the Ministry of Interior.
Wednesday, 1 January , 2025
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