Afghan media struggle to survive as Taliban censor news reports
Dozens of journalists terrified of reprisals for their reporting fled the country, others went into hiding, and many women were forced out
Taliban seek friendly ties with countries
During his address, Hassan Akhund promised that Afghanistan’s soil will not be used against any country and the new administration will not
Afghanistan mustn’t be a threat: India
All three ministers agreed that cooperation among the RIC countries will contribute not only to their own growth but also to global
Young doctor killed by Taliban for not stopping at checkpoint
Taliban security men have killed a young physician in the western Herat province of Afghanistan on Thursday, local sources confirmed, Khaama Press
Travel curbs to Pakistan extended for three months
However, the committee noted that the viral presence in Pakistan’s sewerage systems has diminished, which has aided in the infection’s containment…reports Asian
Afghanistan seeing surge in violence against women
The global community needs to listen to the voices and experiences of Afghan women and girls and urgently respond to their needs,
Taliban Splinters, IS-K Expands
According to reports, many Taliban fighters have joined the Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISIS-K) “to free Muslims from the tyranny of the
US special envoy due in Doha for talks with Taliban
Newly appointed US special envoy spoke to reporters by telephone from Belgium, where he briefed NATO allies on the issues concerning Afghanistan….reports
China explores lithium projects in Afghanistan
The report said that five Chinese companies obtained special visas and arrived in Afghanistan early in November to conduct on-site inspections….reports Asian
Afghan media on verge of extinction
Over 70 per cent of Afghan media workers have become jobless or left the country after Kabul fell to the Taliban on