Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty December 18, 2021 The unrecognized Taliban government in Afghanistan has appealed to the international community to help counter a worsening economic crisis that threatens to drive more migrants out of the country. Taliban representative Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanikzai, who holds the post of deputy foreign minister, made the appeal at a
8am: The contents of this article report the escape of Ashraf Ghani from the citadel on the afternoon of August 15, 2021, based on my interviews with a key PPS official, a national security official, and a PPS soldier. I did my interviews in person. The interviewees spoke on the condition of anonymity. It is
8am: The Taliban named this religious scholar Mawlawi Bismillah Shakir and specified that he was the co-principle of the supreme Arabic Darul Uloom in Kabul, according to Bakhtar news agency. In the meantime, the number of explosions in Kabul has increased since the takeover, and most of these explosions have been claimed by the Islamic
By RFE/RL’s Radio Azadi December 18, 2021 The Taliban authorities in Afghanistan have announced that they will resume issuing passports, providing a window of hope for those who have applied for travel documents in an effort to leave the country. An official from the passport department of the Taliban’s Interior Ministry told reporters on December 18
ساکنان ولسوالی فرخار در ولایت تخار می‌گویند مقبره جنرال داوود داوود توسط طالبان تخریب شده است. جنرال داوود یکی از افراد نزدیک به احمدشاه مسعود فرمانده مقاومت علیه طالبان بود. او مانع بزرگی در برابر نفوذ و گسترش طالبان در شمال و ولایت تخار محسوب می‌شد. pic.twitter.com/5jLZk0Wn2K — افغانستان اینترنشنال – خبر فوری (@AFIntlBrk) December
Malali Bashir Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty December 17, 2021 By August 15, several thousand Taliban fighters had encircled the Afghan capital, Kabul, after seizing most of the country in a blistering military offensive against the Western-backed Afghan government. With the militants at the city gates, President Ashraf Ghani and his close team of advisers were
Tolo News: Ali Arabzada, an Afghan national futsal team player, has died in Iran. Officials at the Afghanistan Football Federation on the futsal committee have confirmed his death, but said it is still not clear how he died. Arabzada performed with distinction in the 2019 Asian Futsal Championship which was hosted by Iran and in
8am: “Taliban forces entered the village without coordination with the local people, representatives, elders, and searched the houses. They entered the houses by force, regardless of the etiquette and the usual principles, and threatened the locals that we would kill you, and that each of you would suffice with a bullet. When they could not