This undated image shows a Pakistan Army soldier stands next to a border fence along KP and Afghanistan’s Paktika province.

Germany and the EU are approaching the Taliban to make deportations to Afghanistan easier. Victims of the regime are horrified.

A new police law approved by the supreme Taliban leader eliminates any legal framework for protests and expands the coercive powers of security forces, effectively banning all demonstrations.

Five years after the Taliban's return to power, Afghanistan remains under strict Islamist rule, with women facing severe restrictions including bans on divorce, education, and smartphone use.

The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan's Procurement Commission has given its approval for 21 developmental projects, with a total value of approximately $99 million.

An opinion piece highlights the dire situation of women in Afghanistan under the Taliban regime, where they are stripped of rights, and acts of rape and femicide occur with near impunity.

Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai spoke about life under the Taliban, emphasizing that the education of women is crucial for Afghanistan's future. He highlighted the challenges and the importance of women's roles in society.

Thousands of Afghans born and raised in Pakistan are being forced into hiding as Islamabad intensifies its deportation efforts amid worsening ties with Afghanistan. Families are caught between two countries they consider home.

The United Nations has confirmed that two of its staff members who were detained in Afghanistan have been freed.

Afghan authorities have released two employees of the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) after more than a week of detention, highlighting the Taliban regime's handling of arrests.

The Taliban are actively trying to draw tourists to Afghanistan, but many visitors are reportedly guaranteed to encounter significant cultural shocks due to the country's unique circumstances under their rule.

The Danish government is backing a citizen proposal to reveal names in the Afghanistan inquiry, despite parliament previously allowing exemptions for quotes.

The Swiss Federal Administrative Court has ruled that refugees from Afghanistan can be returned to their country under 'favourable individual circumstances,' dismissing an appeal against repatriation.

Relatives of soldiers from the war in Afghanistan are pressuring all parliamentary parties to approve a citizen proposal, which has garnered 50,000 signatures, aimed at overturning a decision allowing politicians to conceal their names.

A US Navy veteran recounted the challenging conditions and daily life aboard warships like the USS Vinson during the 2001 Afghanistan war, likening it to a 'floating prison'.

Following pressure from top military officials, a citizen's proposal will force all parties in the Danish Parliament to publicly debate and vote on a controversial decision regarding the anonymization of politicians' own quotes in an Afghanistan case.

A retrospective analysis discusses how the 9/11 terror attacks and subsequent wars in Afghanistan and Iraq continue to shape American foreign policy, influencing current debates like a potential conflict with Iran.

Five years after their resurgence, the international community continues to grapple with the complex dilemma of how to engage with the Taliban in Afghanistan.

A review of the updated documentary '25 Years in Afghanistan' highlights the extraordinary life of Mir Hussain, who has been followed by TV cameras since childhood.

After months of uncertainty, most of the 31 top Danish politicians responsible for the country's war effort in Afghanistan have agreed to be quoted in an independent inquiry. However, concerns remain that "the damage is already done."

A pen pal relationship reveals the tragic story of an Afghan teenager who committed suicide by jumping off a cliff, underscoring the severe mental health impact of the Taliban takeover.

A report suggests that working outside the home serves as a remedy for women suffering from depression in Western Afghanistan, offering a potential mental health benefit.

Five years have passed since the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan, with aid groups now warning of a deepening crisis under their rule, as reported by Reuters.

A daily news digest covers topics including 'peace' in Afghanistan, gasoline in Russia, the miracle of being alive, and how to make a bone with a 3D printer.

Five years after taking power, the Taliban government is credited with bringing security and stability to Afghanistan but is also facing increasing alienation from the general population. This article analyzes their successes and failures.

Thousands of Afghans who assisted U.S. troops and were brought to the U.S. after the withdrawal five years ago now fear losing their green cards and potentially being sent back.

Sweden has introduced a 'contract' outlining expectations for new citizens, while also engaging in a debate about its stance on Afghanistan. Experts argue that Sweden should not abandon Afghans, as disengagement has not improved the situation but only limited the possibility of influence.

Photos depict one woman's struggle to survive five years after the Taliban took control of Kabul, following the rapid collapse of the Western mission in Afghanistan.

Five years after the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan, many are questioning whether Western nations retain any significant bargaining chips or influence in the country.

On the fifth anniversary of current Taliban rule in Afghanistan, reports highlight the devastating impact on the education of both girls and boys in the country.

Five years after the Taliban regained power in Afghanistan, Germany does not recognize their rule but engages in talks for deportations, while pursuing alternative methods for providing aid on the ground.

The mayor of Badakhshan province in northeastern Afghanistan was killed in an explosion, according to local reports.

Five years after taking power, Afghanistan's Taliban are leveraging Europe's concerns over migration to gain international recognition for their regime.

Afghanistan's ambassador to Vienna, Manizha Bakhtari, described the severe oppression of women and girls under the Taliban regime, also accusing them of sheltering 20 to 22 international terror groups.

The mayor of an Afghanistan provincial capital was killed in a bomb blast when an explosive device detonated as his car passed by. This attack marks a significant loss for the region.

Reports indicate that 3.7 million Afghan children are acutely malnourished due to clinic closures, while approximately 4,000 minors in Ceuta remain without adequate protection. These situations highlight severe vulnerabilities for children in different regions.

The Netherlands continues to confront the complex and enduring legacy of its military involvement in Afghanistan, reflecting on the impact and consequences of its mission.

A report from Kabul highlights the challenging situation inside a girls' school and the grim prospects facing the few Afghan girls who are still able to pursue an education.

Dansk Folkeparti has announced its support for a citizen proposal advocating for greater transparency regarding politicians' quotes and the Afghanistan inquiry.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) warns that Afghanistan has become a 'prison for information' due to a new Penal Code, codified censorship, and the prohibition of women in journalism. The NGO also highlights the danger of repatriating Afghan journalists who are refugees abroad.

As the fifth anniversary of the US troop withdrawal approaches, Afghanistan under Taliban rule continues to grapple with an imminent famine and the 'systematic erasure of Afghan women's rights,' issues that remain largely unaddressed by the international community.

The Lower House of the Czech Parliament has given its approval for the deployment of Czech soldiers to Afghanistan.

Fünf Jahre nach ihrer Machtübernahme versuchen die Taliban, Afghanistan touristisch zu öffnen.

The Czech Prime Minister has commented that the 'nonsense' of withdrawing from Afghanistan has now been proven true.

While thousands fled Afghanistan, former President Hamid Karzai remained in the country, a decision that continues to raise questions about why he chose not to flee and instead asked the Taliban to take power in Kabul.

An investigation into 231 femicide cases in Afghanistan highlights a dire situation where men murder women with impunity under Taliban rule, with crimes often covered up by the state.

Ireland's direct qualification hopes for the 2027 ODI World Cup have been dashed after their opening match against Afghanistan was cancelled due to rain. Consequently, Ireland will now have to compete in qualifiers.

A former Danish soldier observes new military opposition against the Taliban in Afghanistan, sparking hope for a viable resistance movement. This development suggests a growing challenge to the Taliban's control.

Pakistan informed the United Nations Security Council that multiple terrorist groups continue to operate from safe havens within Afghanistan, posing a growing threat to regional security.

A top university student in Afghanistan recounts how her aspirations of becoming a pilot were shattered when the Taliban regained control, forcing her into marriage.

Sharif Ahmadzai, from Afghanistan, is expected to appear in court in Athens on Wednesday.

The United Nations reports that the hunger crisis in Afghanistan is escalating, with conditions worsening for the population.

A 26-year-old Afghan man has been accused of strangling an aid worker in Athens, whose body was found in a suitcase in an abandoned house. The victim had helped victims of domestic violence and refugees, including those from Afghanistan and Iran, and the suspect allegedly withdrew money from her account after her death.

Ireland's national team is intensely focused on securing qualification for the upcoming World Cup, with their five-game ODI series against Afghanistan marking the start of their preparations for next year's qualifying tournament.

Seit Jänner bekommen Tausende subsidiär Schutzberechtigte aus Syrien oder Afghanistan in Wien keine Mindestsicherung mehr. Stadtrat Peter Hacker sagt, der Spardruck habe damit nichts zu tun.

Pakistan has rejected a UN report concerning civilian casualties resulting from strikes in Afghanistan, calling the findings 'double standards'.

Germany has faced criticism after deporting a man to Afghanistan who was not a convicted criminal, with many more flights expected to follow, raising concerns about necessary agreements with the Taliban.

The Islamic State-Khorasan (IS-K) has claimed responsibility for the killing of a Taliban official in Afghanistan. This incident highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.

Following an attack on the CSD, the German government reiterated its promise for more deportations, especially of criminals. However, a non-offender was also deported to Afghanistan this week for the first time, sparking debate.

Chris Alexander, a former Conservative Member of Parliament and Canadian Ambassador to Afghanistan, has officially announced his entry into the already competitive race for Toronto's next mayor, stating the city 'has been standing still for three years'.

Germany has deported 23 Afghans who were subject to removal orders back to Kabul. The federal police carried out the repatriation of these individuals to Afghanistan.

One million children in Afghanistan are suffering from such severe hunger that their lives are in danger, the UN warns...

A 21-year-old man from Afghanistan died after going swimming at Limassol's old port in Cyprus. He is believed to have dived from a pier and then called for help.

An article reflects on the hope in Afghanistan after the Taliban's initial fall, noting that building peace requires the same strategic seriousness, resources, and patience as waging war.

Five years after the Taliban's return to Kabul, the economic relationship between Afghanistan and Pakistan is undergoing a structural shift, particularly impacting Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and Peshawar.

Five years after seizing Kabul, the Taliban's rule in Afghanistan is characterized by deepening economic hardship, repression, and continued militant ties, leading to increased international isolation.

TEHRAN- Ghadir Ghiafeh, Vice President of Iran Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Mines and Agriculture (ICCIMA), at a meeting with the Deputy of the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment,…

In an unusual job posting, FIFA is looking for a coach for Afghanistan's women's national football team. The team, banned by the Taliban, now plays from exile with the support of FIFA.

In Afghanistan, the Taliban regime has issued two new decrees that reportedly legalize domestic violence and child marriage, further eroding women's rights and establishing a 'land of terror' for Afghan women.

Iranian director Asghar Farhadi, a two-time Oscar winner, condemned politicians and media for focusing on 'difference' and 'hate', questioning why a mother in Afghanistan would be seen as different from one's own.

In a historic move, the director for the 2026 FIFA World Cup final will oversee the broadcast of the India vs Afghanistan T20I series, bringing a football-style production to cricket.

There is an expectation of a majority vote in favor of transparency in the Afghanistan inquiry.

This article delves into the historical events and conflicts, particularly the victory against the British, that led to Afghanistan declaring independence and the formation of modern Afghanistan.

The Tehran Times critiques a Western perspective on a 'war on women' in Afghanistan, arguing that focusing solely on Taliban regulations overlooks broader contextual issues.

The International Labour Organization reports that only 5.1% of workers in Afghanistan are women, a drastic reduction to less than a third of pre-Taliban levels, five years after the Taliban's return to power.

A citizen petition, having gathered 50,000 signatures, has successfully forced Danish politicians to debate a contentious inquiry into the Afghanistan mission. This initiative highlights public demand for accountability regarding Denmark's involvement in Afghanistan.

Over five years of Taliban rule, 166 decrees have been issued that increasingly restrict the daily lives of Afghan women and girls, effectively destroying half of Afghanistan's population.

Five years after the Taliban seized control of Afghanistan, women continue to face a deepening rights crisis, enduring severe hardships in exile and at home.

The Taliban envoy in Delhi marked Victory Day, emphasizing Afghanistan's geographical importance as a bridge for connectivity and cooperation rather than a field for negative competition.

Five years after the American withdrawal, Afghanistan's ruling Taliban movement has called on the United States to restore diplomatic relations and attract investments to the country, including reopening the US embassy.

A Fox host faced widespread criticism after blasting 'weak' sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln, with a former Marine Corps staff sergeant comparing the crew's conditions to his own deployment in Afghanistan.

724 trucks carrying international emergency aid arrived in Afghanistan from Pakistan today, crossing the Torkham border which had been largely closed since October, bringing food and various goods to the country.

A woman recounts her harrowing experience following the Taliban takeover, expressing profound despair and stating, 'I don’t want to live,' highlighting the severe impact on individuals.

An article reflects on the five-year anniversary of the Taliban's control, likely discussing its impact and governance in Afghanistan.

A review praises the six-part thriller 'Kabul' for its gripping and horrifying portrayal of Afghanistan's slide into oppressive terror and its vivid capture of a shameful historical moment.

The Taliban marked five years since their return to power in Afghanistan, with leaders celebrating the anniversary while a UN official warned of an ongoing human rights crisis in the country.

District education officials in Lower Dir, Pakistan, have recommended the temporary closure of 18 girls’ schools in Upper Dir's border areas for one week, citing security concerns along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border.

As Taliban leaders commemorate five years since taking power in Afghanistan, a United Nations official has issued a stark warning about a deepening human rights crisis in the country. The anniversary highlights ongoing concerns about the state of human rights under Taliban rule.

Five years after the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan, their increasingly extreme laws have created one of the world's worst human rights crises, particularly for women and girls. One man reportedly sold two of his daughters to afford a third wife.

An exclusive look at the design process behind the Hindustan Times cover story on Afghanistan is featured in a newsletter.

Five years after the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan, questions are being raised about the extent of the West's remaining influence in the country. Many observers are assessing whether Western nations still possess any significant bargaining chips.

The United Nations has called for increased international support and protection for women in Afghanistan amidst ongoing challenges.

Five years after retaking power in Afghanistan, the Taliban are facing challenges from armed factions, which strains their central claim of providing security.

In five years of Taliban rule, over 2,700 public floggings have occurred in Afghanistan, with nearly 95% of women targeted for alleged 'morality offenses' such as extramarital relationships or adultery.

The Afghanistan inquiry has been saved at the last minute, as the vast majority of 31 top politicians responsible for the lost war over 20 years have agreed to be quoted in the independent investigation after months of uncertainty.

Afghanistan observes five years since the Taliban took control, with reports of increased street safety but ongoing pleas from the populace for jobs and access to education.

Germany plans to expand deportations to Afghanistan, while Austrian authorities have already deported six convicted Afghans since October 2025.

Five years after the withdrawal of Western forces, the Taliban remain firmly in power, and Afghanistan is grappling with the worst humanitarian crisis in its modern history.

Five years after the American withdrawal, Afghanistan under Taliban rule is described as peaceful but also suffering from widespread hunger, poverty, and repression.

A UN agency report reveals that half of Afghan women rarely leave their homes due to deepening Taliban restrictions, which include banning girls from secondary education and women from university, further highlighting the severe challenges faced by women under the regime.

The German government is permitting Taliban representatives to act as diplomatic envoys in the country, while simultaneously withdrawing protection assurances for vulnerable individuals from Afghanistan.

Five years after taking control of Afghanistan, the Taliban have expanded diplomatic and economic ties globally, though the country remains largely isolated due to a lack of formal recognition.

German Minister Alois Rainer, often described as the least prominent minister under Merz, is now seeking to raise his profile. This comes amidst broader news coverage including the situation in Afghanistan after the withdrawal of Western troops and vacation risks for children.

Abdul Khan, an asylum seeker, has been jailed after grooming and raping a 13-year-old girl in a nature reserve, having pretended to be 14 on Snapchat. He is now facing deportation to Afghanistan once he has served two-thirds of his term.

The Czech prime minister has delivered a speech outlining the country's policy on Afghanistan.

Czech military researchers are slated to join a Provincial Reconstruction Team in Afghanistan, contributing to stabilization and development efforts in the region.

Despite the Taliban's restrictive rule and devastating poverty, secret rendezvous, abortions, and mass marriages highlight enduring love stories in Afghanistan.

Three migrants from Afghanistan were found in Macedonia, with one sustaining a gunshot wound to the arm and subsequently receiving medical attention at an emergency facility.

An editorial discusses the Afghan Taliban's refusal to sever ties with terrorist groups like the TTP, posing a significant problem for neighboring countries like Pakistan.

Three teenage sisters from Afghanistan, who went missing in Warsaw on August 1st, have been located safely in Germany by police.

Attacks by rebel movements in the heart of Kandahar demonstrate that armed resistance can still strike the Taliban in their stronghold, according to a Danish soldier. The UN reports increased resistance in Afghanistan.

Moldova's Foreign Minister Mihai Popșoi confirmed that visas were issued to a delegation from the Taliban-controlled government of Afghanistan, stating that all legal procedures were followed despite political sensitivities.

The World Food Programme (WFP) has issued a warning that the hunger crisis in Afghanistan is spiraling 'out of control,' particularly affecting children, as many countries reduce development aid funding.

Afghanistan is facing a deepening hunger crisis, with nearly half of all minors reportedly undernourished, according to the UN. A UN official described the dire situation, noting the 'weak cries of undernourished babies' in clinics, following cuts to aid funding.

The United Nations has issued a warning that malnutrition among women and children in Afghanistan has reached critical levels, highlighting a severe humanitarian crisis.

Moldovan Prime Minister Vasile Tofan has described the visit of a Taliban government delegation from Afghanistan to Chișinău as "embarrassing and unacceptable," announcing initial measures to address the situation. The visit has sparked a scandal in the Republic of Moldova, prompting a strong reaction from the country's leadership.

Representatives of the Taliban government from Afghanistan are reportedly visiting Moldova, prompting authorities to investigate how the invitations and visas for the delegation were issued.

Pakistan's Director General ISPR, Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, has been accused of promoting religious hate and criticizing India, also taking a dig at Afghanistan over its ties with India.

Author Nadia Hashimi speaks about Afghanistan, the concept of resistance, and her book "City of Widows," reflecting on the world's perceived abandonment of the country.

Germany has for the first time deported an Afghan national who did not have a criminal record. This marks a significant shift in the country's deportation policy regarding Afghanistan.

The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the killing of Zabihullah Amiri, head of the information and culture department in Badakhshan, Afghanistan, who was shot dead while en route to Faizabad.

Chitral, a remote mountainous region in northern Pakistan bordering Afghanistan, offers breathtaking views but is challenging to reach due to frequent rockslides and avalanches.

Marcus Knuth, a Danish veteran who lost comrades in Afghanistan, is urging politicians to demonstrate the utmost transparency regarding Denmark's involvement in the conflict. He believes politicians from that era owe veterans the same level of accountability.

Horrific stories of women in Afghanistan suffering under the Taliban's inhumane fundamentalist regime have sparked widespread indignation and anger globally, highlighting the unprecedented barbarity faced by millions.

Afghanistan veteran Roberto Vannacci is rapidly gaining political traction in Italy, appealing to extreme sympathizers and transforming his controversial book into a political manifesto, challenging Giorgia Meloni from the right.

Afghan refugees, like Lina, are facing deportation back to Afghanistan, where they risk retribution from the Taliban amidst a broader migration crackdown. Questions are being raised about Australia's potential to offer assistance.

An Afghan activist has called for another international intervention in Afghanistan, marking the fifth anniversary of the Taliban's takeover of the country.

Stefanović of the SSP party criticized the Serbian government's decision to send a representative to Afghanistan. He stated that aligning with the Taliban would lead to isolation and shame for Serbia.

Philippine authorities have seized a P292.4-million worth of suspected shabu (methamphetamine) from a shipment container originating from Afghanistan at the Manila International Container Port.

Niels Klingenberg Vistisen, a war historian and Afghanistan veteran, expresses his incomprehension at certain politicians' refusal to participate in the inquiry into Denmark's involvement in Afghanistan, suggesting they might be overestimating their own importance.

The Taliban are making efforts to draw tourists to Afghanistan, though many visitors are likely to experience significant cultural shock.

A grenade blast near a school complex in Afghanistan's capital, Kabul, has wounded at least 42 children, according to the United Nations.

An explosion at a school in Kabul, Afghanistan, has killed at least 42 children aged nine to 14, with conflicting reports suggesting either an attack or unexploded ordnance as the cause.

A 5.4-magnitude earthquake, with a depth of 187km, struck Afghanistan’s Hindu Kush region, causing tremors that were felt across Islamabad and parts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) in Pakistan.

The UN's International Labour Organization announced that women's participation in Afghanistan's labor market has fallen to just 5% since the Taliban took power, calling for measures against their 'cruel exclusion'.

Afghan journalist Tahmina Usmani has explained her escape from Afghanistan, citing censorship, threats, and tightening restrictions that made it impossible for her to continue working freely or safely under Taliban rule.

Public figures, including the presidents of UN Women France and Afghanes de France, are urging urgent action to support Afghan women, who remain victims and resistors five years after the Taliban's return to power.

Att inleda samtal med regimen i Afghanistan utan tydliga krav sänder en direkt farlig signal till en förtryckande regim.

Afghan leaders are reportedly boasting of 'five years of freedom' while the country faces widespread starvation in an uncaring world. This stark contrast highlights the severe humanitarian crisis and governance issues in Afghanistan.

A bomb attack in Afghanistan has resulted in the death of a mayor.

Uzbekistan's Ferghana Region and Afghanistan are strengthening their economic relationship by expanding trade and investment opportunities between the two areas.

Women in Afghanistan express that while fear is constant under Taliban rule, the deprivation of education is an even more profound source of pain.

The Afghan Taliban are marking five years since they seized power in Afghanistan. The anniversary prompts reflection on their governance and the country's current state.

Five years after the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan, the regime continues its systematic onslaught against the rights and freedoms of Afghan women and girls. The anniversary marks a somber reflection on the severe restrictions imposed on half of the country's population.

The director of Czech Doctors Without Borders states that healthcare in Afghanistan has improved five years after the Taliban's return to power, though the situation remains worse in rural villages.

Thirty-one top politicians who held responsibility during the 20-year war in Afghanistan were asked about their accountability. Their responses have been compiled.

Afghanistan continues to be the only country globally that bans girls from secondary school and women from university, leading to growing isolation and widespread feelings of unsafety among Afghan women.

The final collapse of the 20-year Western mission in Afghanistan occurred in a single day, with the Taliban entering Kabul, President Ashraf Ghani fleeing, and the US embassy evacuated in panic, leading to fears of a rapid downfall for many Afghans.

The article reflects on the situation in Afghanistan five years after the Taliban's return in August 2021, noting the stark difference from 1996 and highlighting the aspirations of a new generation exposed to culture, internet, and music.

Five years after the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan, questions are being raised about the extent of the West's remaining influence and bargaining chips in the country.

Afghanistan's foreign minister has called on the United States to reopen its embassy and invest in the country, a proposition analysts and former diplomats consider nearly impossible for now.

The Iranian Minister of Agriculture emphasized facilitating mutual exports and transit of goods, developing trade relations, and holding the seventh meeting of the joint committee of economic cooperation between Iran and Afghanistan.

Five years after the Taliban regained power, Afghan human rights defenders have documented over 2,700 public floggings in Afghanistan between February 2022 and April 2026, with women frequently targeted.

Germany's pledge to evacuate Afghan local staff after the Taliban's 2021 takeover remains largely unfulfilled, with many still awaiting departure from Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Five years into the Taliban's rule, Afghanistan's youth describe living in a 'cage,' with stories like 18-year-old Shaheda Hakimi secretly completing her matriculation and Salman Aref working in a factory despite a university degree. People from Kabul share their difficult fates.

Germany is providing development aid to Afghanistan without collaborating with the Taliban, according to the Development Minister, amidst ongoing discussions in German federal politics regarding deportations to the country.

Human Rights Watch has expressed alarm after six human rights activists were forcibly disappeared in Afghanistan, a recurring issue under the five-year rule of the Taliban, who frequently abduct aid workers.

Discussions are ongoing regarding the necessity for democracies to engage with the Taliban, despite their human rights record, particularly concerning the 21 million Afghan women and girls facing dire conditions. This engagement is seen by some as crucial for addressing the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan.

Five years after taking power, the Taliban government in Afghanistan faces significant crises both domestically and internationally.

A UN report highlights the grim reality for women in Afghanistan, revealing that more than half rarely leave their homes and require a man's permission, though many still hope for a better future.

Two United Nations staff members have been arrested and detained by the Taliban in Afghanistan. The details surrounding their arrest remain unclear.

UNESCO reports that the Taliban's ban on education for girls in Afghanistan has impacted over 2 million girls, making Afghanistan the only country in the world to prohibit women from schooling and wiping out decades of progress.

Millions of people in Afghanistan are suffering from hunger and disease under the Taliban regime, a situation worsened by Western aid cuts five years after the withdrawal of international troops.

A gold rush is transforming landscapes and lives in Afghanistan's northeastern Badakhshan province, with thousands of miners and excavators operating day and night. The extensive mining activities are taking place in areas previously used by villagers and livestock.

Pakistan has strongly rejected claims by the Afghan Taliban that weapons are being smuggled into Afghanistan from Pakistan, labeling the allegations as frivolous and baseless. This denial comes amidst ongoing border tensions between the two nations.

Five years after the Taliban's takeover, Afghanistan is grappling with a severe humanitarian crisis characterized by drought, widespread poverty, and a profound disregard for human rights.

Filmmaker Elham Ehsas discusses his accidental documentary, 'Forgotten Spaceman,' which reveals Afghanistan's "buried" history of sending a man to space in 1988, ahead of its Locarno premiere.

Sharif Ahmadzai, 26, was remanded in custody in Athens after invoking his right to silence before an investigating magistrate, as fresh details emerge about his journey from Afghanistan to Lesvos and…

Child wasting, the deadliest form of malnutrition, has reached critical levels in a third of Afghanistan's provinces, indicating a severe humanitarian crisis.

Lawmakers from Germany's Social Democratic Party (SPD) have voiced criticism regarding deportation flights to Afghanistan.

An AP News report details how the Taliban's ban on education for girls has specifically impacted one family in Afghanistan.

A dispute has arisen in Moldova regarding who extended an invitation to a Taliban delegation to visit the country, as the visas granted to the group have caused confusion given that no country except Russia officially recognizes the Taliban as Afghanistan's government.

Polarbox, a company based in Lepe, Spain, plans to manufacture one million coolers this year and aims to reach two million by 2032, selling its products from the US to Afghanistan.

The United Nations has announced that child deaths are increasing in Afghanistan as food distribution programs face significant cuts.

Aid groups report a rise in child deaths in Afghanistan due to malnutrition, with many children arriving at health centers too late for effective treatment.

A delegation from Afghanistan's Taliban government visited Moldova for official meetings, but their arrival in Chisinau sparked confusion as no one seemed to know how they obtained visas.

The Taliban government is promoting Afghanistan as safe for tourism, with state-funded institutions training young men in the industry, despite the absence of women in such programs.

Simon Tisdall reflects on the five-year anniversary of the chaotic US withdrawal from Kabul, discussing 'eternal wars' and 'unlearned lessons' from the Afghanistan invasion and occupation.

An additional 110 Pakistani students have returned from Afghanistan, following an earlier repatriation of 70 students about a month prior, according to border security sources.

Pakistan's recent attacks on Afghanistan are being interpreted as more than just a response to the domestic insurgency of the TTP. Islamabad is seen as using the situation to pursue broader strategic dominance in the region.

Germany has for the first time deported a man without a criminal record to Kabul, signaling a broader policy on deportations to Afghanistan.

Daniel Malikyar, the son of Afghan refugees, presents a photographic series offering an alternative view of Afghanistan, aiming to showcase the country he knows rather than the one often depicted in news headlines.