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Taliban executes two convicted murderers in Afghanistan stadium

Taliban publicly executes two convicted murderers in an Afghan stadium, continued concerns over justice and human rights under Taliban rule prevail.

Taliban may soon punish divorced Afghan women with “Adultery” as marriage law is changed

International crimes on violations of Human Rights continue to take place in Afghanistan, where the Taliban has enforced more stricter and regressive marriage laws.

“Keep politics out..,” Afghanistan’s Rashid Khan threatens to pull out of BBL after team Australia withdraws ODI series citing Taliban’s restrictions on female rights

Australia Cricket Board withdraws ODI series against Afghanistan citing Taliban’s restrictions on female’s rights

Anand Mahindra discusses the Taliban’s ban on women attending university as “soul-crushing”

Anand Mahindra stated on Twitter that his primary way of giving back to society has been to encourage women's education.

Taliban prohibits Afghan girls from attending university

The ban on higher education was enacted less than three months after thousands of girls and women across the nation took university entrance tests, with many of them hoping to pursue professions in engineering and medicine.

Taliban militants seize a police station and take hostages in Northwest Pakistan

A hostage situation has erupted at the Bannu cantonment in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province after Taliban terrorists stormed a police station and grabbed captives on Sunday.

Pakistan and Taliban at odds after Durand Line clash

Both groups have had tensions heightened lately due to the recent skirmishes at their border, which is known as the Durand line.

Khorasan terrorists attack Afghanistan Gurdwara, 2 dead; India condemns attack

Explosions took place near the Gurdwara in Kabul, check the latest reports of the incidents.

USA takes control over Afghanistan’s embassy in Washington DC

The United States on May 17 has taken control of Afghanistan's embassy in Washington and it's related missions.

Taliban dissolves Human Rights Commission

The Taliban-led government in Afghanistan has dissolved the Human Rights Commission among the five major departments of the previous civilian government.

Taliban makes burqa mandatory

Taliban on Saturday issued a statement making wearing of full body covering attire like burqa or hijab compulsory for a adult women while in public, media reports said.

Taliban calls for peaceful approach to end conflict between Russia & Ukraine

"The Islamic Emirate calls for restraint by both parties," the Taliban authority in Afghanistan stated in response to the Russia-Ukraine war.

Russian President Vladimir Putin meets PM Modi, says”We perceive India as a great power”

He highlighted the fact that despite of changes happening in the world and the emerging geopolitical equations, India and Russia's friendship has remained constant.

Taliban likely to resume secondary schools for girls, reports a senior UN official

During a talk between Abdi and the Taliban minister of Education, it was revealed that the Taliban is drafting ‘a framework’ to allow girls to attend schools and receive an education above grade six.