Afghanistan
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The Taliban in Daykundi have once again arrested 9 teachers from an educational institution
Local sources from the Sangtakht and Bandar districts of Daykundi province say that the Taliban have arrested the teachers of…
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The Taliban flogged 13 people in four provinces
According to local sources and the Taliban Supreme Court, 13 people, including one woman, were publicly flogged in the provinces…
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Taliban: 36 Killed and 40 Injured in Floods
According to the statistics of the Afghanistan Disaster Management Authority under Taliban control, at least 36 people have died and…
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28 Killed in Floods and Heavy Rains in Farah and Kandahar
Local Taliban officials in Farah Province confirmed that 21 people were killed and 5 others injured due to heavy rains…
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Taliban Flog 18 Individuals, Including Four Women, in Khost Province
The Taliban’s Supreme Court has announced that 18 individuals, including four women, were flogged in Khost province. In a press…
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AFJC: The offices of Radio Begum and Radio Jawanan are still closed
The Afghanistan Journalists’ Center (AFJC) reports that despite the announcement from the Ministry of Information and Culture of the Taliban…
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The Taliban flogged a man in Takhar
The Taliban’s Supreme Court has announced that a man in the Darqad district of Takhar province was subjected to a…
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The Taliban Reissues Operating Licenses for Begum and Jawanan Radios
The Taliban Ministry of Information and Culture has announced that it has once again granted the operating license to the…
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Mullah Baradar Leads a High-Level Delegation to Uzbekistan
Mullah Baradar, the Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs of the Taliban, has traveled to Uzbekistan at the head of…
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Taliban: 91 Afghan Migrants Freed from Pakistani Prisons and Deported to Afghanistan
The Taliban Ministry of Refugees has announced the release and deportation of 91 Afghan citizens from Pakistani prisons and their…
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