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Tuesday, November 12, 2024

Taliban administration officials to attend UN climate conference in Azerbaijan

Afghanistan is ranked as the country sixth most vulnerable to climate change and Taliban authorities have pushed to participate in COP summits, saying their political isolation shouldn't bar them from international climate talks.

Pakistani Taliban attack kills 10 police in northwest

The attack was around 70 kilometre (around 43 miles) east of Afghan border.

Taliban bans MMA

The mixed martial art is too violent and incompatible with Islamic law, the authorities have said

Key border crossing between Pakistan and Afghanistan reopens

Torkham border shut down on Monday after clash between countries' security forces

Taliban celebrates three years since US fled Afghanistan (VIDEOS)

Afghan authorities marked the anniversary of their return to power with a military parade at a former American airbase

Taliban cut ties with Afghan embassies loyal to former government

No country has yet formally recognised the Taliban government but in the past three years the Kabul authorities have installed Taliban ambassadors in some neighbouring embassies.

Pakistan Joins UN Talks on Afghanistan

Pakistan joins UN-hosted Doha talks on Afghanistan.

Afghans proud in defeat as fairytale World Cup run ends in semis

An all-male crowd of hundreds -- among them armed Taliban -- watched on two large screens at Kabul Cricket Stadium as South Africa thrashed Afghanistan by nine wickets in Trinidad.

UN Security Council lifts travel restrictions on 4 Taliban leaders

Afghanistan's interim deputy prime minister, interior minister, Hajj affairs minister as well as intel chief among those exempted from travel ban

Kabul says 8 killed in Pakistan air strikes on eastern Afghanistan

Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said Pakistan aircraft "bombed civilian homes" in Khost and Paktika provinces near the border with Pakistan at around 3:00 am (2230 GMT Sunday).

In Afghanistan, women and children bearing worst of hunger crisis

Nearly 16 million Afghan people in acute food insecurity, including 3.5 million people at emergency levels, according to UN’s World Food Program

Taliban winning war against opium trade

Afghanistan’s poppy supply on the global market has plummeted 95% since last year’s cultivation ban, data shows