0552 GMT May 26, 2022
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Taliban’s Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi held a meeting with some influential members of the Shia community in Afghanistan.
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The Taliban on Saturday imposed one of the harshest restrictions on Afghanistan's women since seizing power, ordering them to wear the all-covering burqa in public.
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Taliban’s supreme leader called again Friday for the international community to recognize the Taliban government, saying the world had become a "small village" and proper diplomatic relations would help solve the country's problems.
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Taliban issues warning over civilians killed by Pakistan rockets
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The Afghan refugees’ influx to Iran cannot continue given the country’s limited capacities, said the Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman, calling on the Taliban to take on responsibility in this regard.
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The Taliban’s recent decision to renege on its promise to allow girls to attend school past sixth grade is a stark reminder of how much life has changed for Afghans since the group returned to power last year – and Gallup’s surveys in the country show it hasn’t been for the better.
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The Iranian deputy ambassador to the United Nations called on the Taliban to heed the international community’s call to protect human rights, particularly women’s rights.
Iranian deputy ambassador to the United Nations called on the Taliban to heed the international community’s call to protect human rights, particularly women’s rights.
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Iran is in talks with the Taliban to extend a rail link from its border city of Khaf to the Afghan city of Herat, an official said.
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The Taliban will hold talks with Western officials in Oslo next week on humanitarian aid and human rights in their first official visit to the West since returning to power, the Norwegian and Taliban governments said Friday.
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The Taliban's acting prime minister Wednesday called on Muslim nations to be the first to officially recognise the government that seized power in Afghanistan in August.
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The Taliban on Friday urged Washington to heed a call by the United Nations chief to unlock Afghan funds frozen in the United States, as a humanitarian crisis deepens.
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International Desk
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Former Afghan president Ashraf Ghani broke his silence with his first interview since fleeing Kabul four months ago, in effect blaming the international community and in particular the Americans for the fall of the republic.
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Iran: Inclusive gov’t formation sole way to ensure security in Afghanistan
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