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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 -
Education in Afghanistan: From Girls’ Exclusion to the Destruction of Schools by Floods
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has announced that 110 schools in Afghanistan were destroyed due to severe floods last year, depriving thousands of students of education.
Saturday, 25 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 -
India-Taliban Relations: Return to Diplomacy or New Challenges?
Mullah Yaqoob, the Taliban’s Minister of Defense, in a meeting with a representative from India’s Ministry of Defense, welcomed the establishment of political and military relations but raised the condition of accepting Afghanistan’s ambassador in Delhi.
Monday, 20 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 -
UNICEF Warning: Lives of Millions of Afghan Children at Risk
UNICEF has announced that the clean water crisis in Afghanistan poses a serious threat to the lives of the country’s children. Dr. Tajudeen Oyewale, UNICEF’s representative in Afghanistan, has called for continued international efforts and support to provide water in 2025.
Sunday, 19 January , 2025 -
EU Provides €36 Million Aid for Afghan Refugees and Displaced Persons
The European Union has signed an agreement with the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) to support Afghan refugees. The agreement includes €36 million in aid to provide essential services, create livelihood opportunities, and support internally displaced persons and Afghan refugees in neighboring countries.
Saturday, 18 January , 2025 -
The United Kingdom supports the international initiative to investigate violations of Afghan women’s rights.
The United Kingdom has announced that it has joined a group of countries referring the case of violations of women’s and girls’ rights in Afghanistan to the International Court of Justice (ICJ).
Saturday, 18 January , 2025 -
Sports Under Discrimination: Afghan Women Still Excluded from Cricket
Human Rights Watch has called for the sanctioning of Afghanistan’s national cricket team, linking this issue to the Taliban’s policies of denying women access to sports and education.
Thursday, 16 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 -
Taliban Condemns Israel’s Crime in Lebanon as ‘Unforgivable’
Taliban condemns Israel’s actions in Lebanon, emphasizing Muslim unity and calling for protection of civilians.
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 Calls for Removal of Leaders from Blacklist
Taliban requests removal of leaders from blacklists to improve diplomatic relations, but Russia’s timeline is uncertain.
Thursday, 9 January , 2025 -
UNAMA: The Daily Threat of Mines Puts the Lives of Thousands of Afghans at Risk
After decades of war, Afghanistan continues to face a crisis of landmines and remnants of war that threaten human lives, especially children, every day. With the rise of the Taliban, demining efforts have been disrupted, and the country still requires urgent international action to address this crisis.
Wednesday, 8 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
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