Khaama: In a virtual meeting held on Sunday, February 4th some former government officials and jihadist leaders delivered speeches and issued a statement titled the “Charter of the Federalists of Afghanistan.” It has been proposed that the new divisions of the “future government” be based on a federal structure, consisting of 11 provincial units, in addition to Kabul, the capital.
In this virtual gathering, former Vice President Sarwar Danesh, former National Congress Party leader Mohiuddin Mahdi, former members of the House of Representatives Niloofar Ibrahim, Masouma Khawari, and Zia Arya Nejad, as well as Abdulmak, Rasoul Talib, Faizullah Zaki, were in attendance.
8am: Concerns are growing among citizens about the increase in mysterious murders in the country. They say that most of these murders are carried out under the name of “unidentified armed individuals”. Political experts, however, accuse the Taliban of being involved in these incidents. They say that whether willingly or unwillingly, the Taliban are seeking revenge and killing their opponents. 
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8am: A credible source at the provincial hospital of Badakhshan confirmed to the Hasht-e Subh Daily on Sunday, February 4th, that since the start of the current solar year, the hospital has recorded at least nine thousand, seven hundred, and seventy-six cases of measles. It is important to highlight that since the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan, the country’s health sector has encountered significant challenges, including a scarcity of healthcare workers and personnel. 
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Khaama: The British government has once again urged all its citizens not to travel to Afghanistan. On Saturday, February 3rd, the British government issued a statement categorizing travel to Afghanistan as “highly dangerous” and warned of the risk of its citizens being detained in Afghanistan. In the statement, the British government expressed concerns about the possibility of “terrorist attacks” around religious sites, during religious ceremonies, and on significant religious occasions. Furthermore, the British government continues to claim that Kabul airport does not meet international safety standards. 
Ariana: The Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) says in its new report that more than two years after the Islamic Emirate’s takeover, threats from terrorist groups still exist in Afghanistan. SIGAR has mentioned Daesh, Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and al-Qaeda as serious terrorist threats. Based on SIGAR’s report, the US said that it is not yet clear whether the ruling authorities in Afghanistan can prevent the foreign operations of al-Qaeda, TTP and Daesh or not. This organization also said that America has helped Afghanistan with more than eleven billion dollars in the last two years.