Destruction of Uzbek Cemeteries by Taliban-Backed Pashtuns in Faryab. Local sources in Faryab province report that in Dawlatabad district, cemeteries belonging to the Uzbek community have been destroyed, and the remains of several deceased individuals have been exhumed from their graves. According to the sources, since the Taliban came to power, Pashtuns in the area—allegedly
A Scene Undermining Taliban’s Dignity: Protection During Foreigners’ Personal Needs. A Taliban member publicly criticized the double standards of some Taliban forces toward domestic citizens and foreign nationals. Mohammad Tayeb Warduji, a close associate of Amanuddin Mansoor, the newly appointed governor of Helmand, wrote that some armed Taliban members, using the same weapons employed to
Farewell to a Man Devoted to Language and Culture. A memorial ceremony for the late Amanullah Khalilyar, a prominent media figure and a pioneer of Uzbek-language publications in Afghanistan, was held on Saturday at the Maltepe Mosque in Ankara. The event was attended by a large gathering of cultural figures, politicians, academics, social activists, and
Showcasing Authentic Afghan Culture in Tajikistan. The cultural exhibition of countries resident in Tajikistan was held today at the National Museum of Tajikistan in Dushanbe, with the participation of diplomatic missions. The event began with a speech by the First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Tajikistan and was officially inaugurated thereafter. The Embassy of
Amanullah Khalilyar, one of Afghanistan’s prominent media figures, has passed away at the age of 86. Khalilyar, a renowned and influential personality in Afghanistan’s cultural and media circles and a pioneer of the country’s press, died in Kabul at the age of 86. He had undergone heart surgery in a Kabul hospital, but due to
The Taliban have reacted to the killing of Chinese citizens along the Afghanistan–Tajikistan border. The Taliban’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that Acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi held a phone conversation with Tajikistan’s Foreign Minister Sirojiddin Muhriddin following two deadly attacks in recent days that killed Chinese nationals in the border region. In the
‘I Am Not Afghan’ Campaign Launched After Deadly Attack in Washington, D.C. Following a deadly incident in Washington, D.C., a large number of Afghan residents in the United States have launched a new online campaign called “I Am Not Afghan.” The campaign has gained widespread attention on social media in recent days. The campaign was
Afghan Turks in the United States: We Stand with America in Grief and Security. The community of Afghan Turks in the United States has issued a statement strongly condemning the recent terrorist attack in Washington, D.C., describing the incident as “an assault on human values and the security of the American people.” The statement reads:
Reactions to Mohammadi Mohaqqiq’s book: From praise to sharp criticism. Mohammad Mohaqqiq, leader of the Islamic Unity Party of the People of Afghanistan and head of the National Resistance Council’s political committee, has released his latest book titled “My Destiny and the Difficult Path of Struggle.” This two-volume work is an autobiographical account of several
Turkish Ambassador: Ghazni’s historical heritage is remarkable and unique. The Turkish Embassy in Kabul announced that the restoration of Sultan Mahmud of Ghazni’s mausoleum complex in Ghazni province, carried out by the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA), has been completed and was officially inaugurated on Tuesday. The inauguration ceremony was attended by the Deputy
