Covid fund corruption unearthed in Ghazni
Medical equipment and medicines have been purchased at a higher rate for COVID-19 Treatment Centre in Ghazni province…reports Asian Lite News Corruption
Girls’ education in limbo despite Taliban’s promises
It’s a searing reminder of the state of girls’ education inside an Afghanistan in limbo, with next to no input from the
‘Taliban supports freedom of expression based on Islamic values’
The journalists and media watchdogs called on the officials of the Islamic Emirate to form a clear scheme for freedom of speech
Taliban denies reports of appointment of envoy to Pakistan
Reports of an agreement to reopen the Afghan embassy in Pakistan and the appointment of an envoy to Islamabad have been refuted
China shifts stance – now wants UN to steer Afghanistan
In a major shift in its stance on the situation in Afghanistan, China now wants the United Nations to coordinate the transition
After China promised aid, only $1 million reaches Afghanistan
That apart, China is typically risk averse and with its economic slowdown, it will tread a more cautious path before opening its
The secret love for education in Afghanistan
The ground situation for females remain uncertain as the Taliban have allowed allow boys schools to reopen but told young girls to
Taliban supreme leader makes first public appearance
In his first-ever public appearance, Taliban supreme leader Maulvi Haibatullah Akhundzada addressed supporters in Afghanistan’s Kandahar province…reports Asian Lite News Akhundzada, who
Taliban warns of global problems if their govt isn’t recognised
The Taliban have called on the US and other global powers not to waste time in recognising their government in Afghanistan, warning
Afghanistan reopens missions in Pakistan
Earlier this week, the Afghan Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the Taliban appointed Sardar Mohammad Shakib, who was the first secretary