Taliban
government of Afghanistan
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View Timeline →Three Sisters Discuss the Future of Women's Education Under Taliban Rule
Three sisters, forced to return to Afghanistan, discuss the implications of Taliban rule on women's education. Their experiences highlight the ongoing struggles faced by women…
Taliban Forces Clash with Students at Khatam al-Nabiyeen Seminary; 'Several Professors Have Been Arrested'
Taliban forces attempted to forcefully remove professors and students from the Khatam al-Nabiyeen seminary in Kabul, but they resisted. This incident highlights ongoing tensions between…
'One Million Deportees: The Humanitarian Crisis Under the Taliban'
As of August, one million individuals have been deported from Pakistan and Iran back to Afghanistan under the Taliban regime. This situation involves Afghan deportees…
'Six Million Afghan Deportees Face Uncertain Future Under Taliban Rule'
The article discusses the plight of six million deportees who have been forced to return to Afghanistan under Taliban rule, many of whom have never…
Shanghai Leaders' Meeting Without Taliban; Afghanistan at the Center of Security Discussions
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization leaders are discussing Afghanistan's security situation, even though the Taliban government was not officially invited to the meeting. Afghanistan's proximity to…
Private Universities in Afghanistan Banned from Accepting Students in Law and Political Science
The Taliban's Ministry of Higher Education has prohibited private universities in Afghanistan from enrolling new students in law and political science. This decision affects the…
Divorce, Smartphones, and Control: How the Taliban Manages Afghanistan?
The article discusses the changes in Afghanistan under Taliban rule five years after their return, focusing on the group's senior leaders. It highlights the implications…
Return of 'Eight Million' Migrants to Afghanistan; Taliban Government: Resettling This Number Is Not Easy
The Taliban reports that around eight million Afghan migrants have returned from Iran and Pakistan in the last five years, with the Ministry of Refugees…
Taliban Releases Detained UN Staff Members in Afghanistan
Two UN staff members detained by the Taliban in Herat, Afghanistan, were released on Thursday. This incident involves the Taliban and the United Nations. The…
Taliban Builds Global Alliances Amid Lack of Formal Recognition
The Taliban is establishing pragmatic global alliances for trade and security without achieving formal political recognition. This development involves various international actors and affects regional…
Women Whipped by the Taliban: 'I Was Whipped 39 Times for a Casual Relationship'
The BBC has interviewed two women who were whipped by Taliban courts in Afghanistan, highlighting the severe punishments imposed on women under Taliban rule. Manijeh,…
Examining the Narrative of Women's Rights: A Comparison of Afghanistan and the West
Sarah Little discusses the concept of a 'war on women' in Afghanistan, contrasting the Taliban's oppressive measures with the subtle coercion present in Western societies.…
Iran Says It Has Not Yet Reached a Conclusion on Recognizing the Taliban Government
Iran has not yet decided whether to recognize the Taliban government in Afghanistan, according to Mr. Baqai. Despite this, Iran plans to maintain and strengthen…
Explosion at Kabul School Raises Security Concerns Amid Taliban Silence
An explosion occurred at a school in Kabul, Afghanistan, with no confirmed details on the cause or casualties. The Taliban government has not yet commented…
Taliban Celebrates Five Years of Rule in Kabul with Festivities
The Taliban celebrated the fifth anniversary of its return to power in Kabul, with large crowds creating a festive atmosphere. This event highlights the Taliban's…
Five Years of Taliban Rule: Criticism from Opponents and Concerns from International Organizations about the Situation in Afghanistan
As the Taliban marks five years in power, various political and civil groups are voicing criticism over their governance and stressing the need for continued…
Five Years After Taliban's Return: Afghanistan's Journey Towards Reconstruction
The Taliban celebrated the fifth anniversary of their return to power in Afghanistan, marking a shift from war to reconstruction with improved security but ongoing…
Afghans Commemorate Five Years of Taliban Rule
Afghans gathered in Kabul to commemorate the fifth anniversary of the Taliban's return to power. This event highlights the ongoing political situation in Afghanistan, which…
Five years on, how will the Taliban address armed opposition groups?
The United Nations reports that armed groups opposing the Taliban government remain active, raising concerns about stability in Afghanistan. This situation involves the Taliban and…
Assessing the Taliban's Five-Year Rule: Achievements and Challenges
The Taliban government has achieved security and stability in Afghanistan over the past five years but is increasingly alienating the general population. This situation involves…