The possibility of canceling the Taliban opposition meeting in Pakistan due to a visa problem. Resources have told the media that the Taliban opposition’s planned meeting, which was scheduled to be held on August 25 and 26, has faced a serious challenge for issuing a visa for participants and is likely to cancel it. According
Two dead and 24 wounded following traffic events in Baghlan and Badakhshan. As a result of two separate traffic incidents in the provinces of Baghlan and Badakhshan, at least two people were killed and 24 others were injured. The Taliban’s security command in Baghlan on Friday, August 22, announced that a 580-type car crashed in
Continuing to detain women on charges of “non -compliance with the veil” in Kabul. Local sources in Kabul report that the Taliban’s “famous and forbidding evil” have arrested a number of women near the Parwan Hotel in the eleventh district of Kabul on Thursday night. According to the sources, women have been pressured and threatened
US and Europe seeking to interact with the Taliban to expel Afghan refugees. The United States has called for direct cooperation with the Taliban for the expulsion of about 12,000 to 15,000 Afghan refugees, which are called “illegal”. According to an American diplomat, Washington has increased its diplomatic contact with the Taliban in recent months,
70-year-old man commits suicide in Maimana. Local sources in Faryab say that a 70-year-old man committed suicide in Maimana city, the provincial capital. The incident took place on Wednesday, August 20, in the “Bibi Ayina” area of Maimana city. The deceased was named Nazir and was a resident of “Hazar Sam” village in Pashtun Kot
CHRA: Afghan media and courts have been paralyzed under Taliban rule. The Center for Human Rights Advocacy (CHRA) in collaboration with Cambridge University Law School has reported that after four years of Taliban rule, Afghanistan’s justice system has severely collapsed and people’s access to justice has been limited. Previous laws have been abandoned and the
The UK Ministry of Defence has announced an investigation into how 49 Afghan asylum seeker files were leaked. The UK Ministry of Defence has confirmed that 49 data breaches have occurred in the Afghan Relocation Unit over the past four years. These included the disclosure of email addresses and other personal information to third parties.
A new documentary shows the rise of the Taliban after the US withdrawal. The documentary “Hollywood Gate: A Year Under Taliban Rule” has just been released in Hamburg cinemas. The film looks at events after the US withdrawal from Afghanistan in August 2021 and focuses on the Taliban’s entry into a US base in Kabul
The US government has appointed a new and interim charge d’affaires for Afghanistan. Karen Decker, the chargé d’affaires at the US Embassy in Afghanistan, has resigned from her position. The US Embassy in Qatar announced on Thursday that Dan Brown will serve as the country’s new chargé d’affaires on an interim basis. Decker is retiring
Can reconstruction clear the Taliban’s image of culture and history? The mayor of Balkh expressed regret over the destruction of the monument to Amir al-Kalam Mir Ali Shir Navai. After the destruction of the statue of Amir Ali Shir Navai in Mazar-e-Sharif sparked a wave of anger and protests from Afghan cultural figures and Uzbek
