UN and UNICEF: Afghan Children’s Rights Under Threat. Antonio Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations, warned on World Children’s Day that children’s rights worldwide are under pressure, and crises and the heavy burdens of life threaten their future. He emphasized the urgent need to address children’s needs and protect their rights. The UNICEF representative in
Ashraf Ghani, the Fugitive Former President: Afghanistan Needs National Consensus and Inclusive Dialogue. Ashraf Ghani, the fugitive former President of Afghanistan, said today, Thursday, 20 November 2025, on social media platform X that the country is at a critical historical juncture and overcoming current crises requires “national consensus, redefining national interests, and inclusive dialogue.” He
Alleged Child Abuse at Takhar Provincial Hospital Raises Concerns Over Lack of Accountability. Reliable local sources in Taloqan report that approximately forty days ago, a young girl was allegedly subjected to abuse at Takhar Provincial Hospital. The child, who was present as a companion for a patient, was reportedly introduced to the medical section by
Uzbek Language Restored on Jawzjan University Sign Following Public Protests. Following widespread public protests, the Uzbek word for “University” has been reinstated on the official sign of Jawzjan University. The Taliban had previously removed the Uzbek term from the university sign, which sparked strong reactions among the residents of Jawzjan, many of whom saw it
Increase in Targeted Attacks against Taliban Members in Various Afghan Provinces. Local sources in Farah province report that armed individuals targeted Masni Baloch, head of the Taliban’s Statistics Department in the province, on Wednesday. Masni Baloch was injured in the attack and transferred to a hospital for treatment. According to sources, the attackers managed to
Taliban Justice Minister Seizes People’s Homes in Kabul. Sources in Kabul report that Abdul Hakim Shari, Taliban Minister of Justice, has forcibly seized homes in the Senatorium area of Kabul, compelling residents, including women and children, to relocate. According to sources, the properties were handed over to the minister’s relatives and close associates, while token
CIA Report Details on the Attack Against the Taliban Leader and His Security Structure. A report published by Sarah Adams, former CIA officer, revealed details of a failed assassination attempt on Hibatullah Akhundzada, the Taliban leader, in Kandahar, describing it as “the most dangerous internal threat to the Taliban leadership” since the fall of the
Technical and Economic Cooperation between India and the Taliban; Critics Warn. Reports indicate that a group of Indian engineers is engaged in repairing and refurbishing Taliban military vehicles, helicopters, and aircraft at Kabul Airport. These assets were previously used to suppress the population and consolidate Taliban power, and these efforts have occurred alongside the strengthening
Wedding of the Taliban Justice Minister’s Son Held at Ministry of Justice Building. Abdul Hakim Shari, the Taliban’s Minister of Justice, held the wedding of his second son in the Ministry of Justice building. Sources reported that the ceremony included extensive hospitality for the guests. According to the sources, the ceremony took place on Tuesday,
Uzbekistan Extends Electricity Exports to Afghanistan; Kabul Still Faces Power Shortages. The Ministry of Energy of Uzbekistan announced that the country and the Afghan utility company Da Afghanistan Breshna Sherkat have reached an agreement to continue electricity exports to Afghanistan in 2026. The agreement was finalized during a meeting in Tashkent between Uzbekistan’s Energy Minister
