‘Afghanistan most repressive country for women’
UN noted that Women have also been largely restricted from traveling outside of their homes, and have been excluded from public decision-making…reports
TTP relocation comes at a price for Pakistan
Pakistan has yet to respond to the Afghan Taliban’s proposal to bear the expense of relocation, citing concerns that it will fail.
Taliban set condition for disarming TTP
The Taliban-led Afghan government asked Pakistan to fund the proposal and bear the cost of rehabilitation of the TTP The Afghan Taliban
Taliban ministers break ranks with supreme leader
Sirajuddin Haqqani and Mullah Mohammad Yaqoob’s public comments appear to have lifted the lid on the widening rifts within the Taliban, reports
India will never abandon Afghans, says Doval
National Security Advisor also reiterated the call for an inclusive and representative government in Kabul and need for collective efforts to fight
Saudi, Czech close embassies in Afghanistan
Taliban issued a clarification and said that the employees of the Saudi Embassy left Kabul for training purposes and that they will
Over 160 dead as Afghans battle cold wave
168 individuals have died due to extreme weather conditions in 24 provinces of the country…reports Asian Lite News Afghanistan’s Taliban-led Ministry for
Taliban mulls new rules for female NGO workers
Several aid agencies, who rely enormously on their Afghan female staff have already suspended their operations…reports Asian Lite News A top UN
Guterres calls on Taliban to reverse ban on education of Afghan girls
Currently, around 80 per cent of school-aged Afghan girls and young women are out of school under the Taliban rule, as they
TAPI clears hurdles after Putin aide’s Kabul visit
Russia hints headway in TAPI gas pipeline project after Putin key aide visits Kabul..reports Asian Lite News Putin’s Special Envoy Zamir Kabulov’s