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From Zia To 'Holy War', State Policy Built Pak's Extremist Ecosystem
Pakistan treats radicalisation as something that happened to Pakistan rather than something the state itself cultivated
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Opinion | Pakistan Might Just Be Getting A Bit Too Confident - This Time, With Afghanistan
For Islamabad, its successes at mediation notwithstanding, toppling the Taliban may turn out to be a far more humbling experience. But then Pakistan, strangely, is known to be suicidal in some ways.
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Russia Urges Pakistan, Afghanistan To Use Diplomacy To Solve Disputes
Russia's Foreign Ministry urged Pakistan and Afghanistan on Tuesday to use diplomacy to resolve their longstanding differences.
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Miss Universe Fatima Bosch Speaks Out For Afghan Women: 'They Have No Voice'
Miss Universe Fatima Bosch wrote, "Every girl deserves education, freedom, and the chance to choose future"
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Tea With Taliban, Art With Afghan Women: Indian Influencer's 13-Day Solo Trip Across Afghanistan
In an exclusive NDTV interview, travel influencer Ankita Kumar described her 13-day solo trip to Afghanistan, where she had tea with the Taliban, roamed the streets of Kabul and met Afghan women
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'No Right To Breathe Freely': Afghan Women Detained In Clothing Crackdown
Taliban authorities rule according to a strict interpretation of Islamic law, and have gradually tightened restrictions on women since returning to power in August 2021.
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Telangana Leader K Kavitha's "Taliban" Jab At Chief Minister Revanth Reddy
K Kavitha took a swipe at Chief Minister Revanth Reddy over his government's decision to bring down the school count in the state from 27,000 to 4,000.
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From Enemies To Friends: Russia Signs Military Pact With Taliban
Russia has signed a military cooperation agreement with the Taliban, further strengthening ties with Afghanistan's ruling group and reinforcing its position as the only country to officially recognise the Taliban government.
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UN Flags 'Grave Concern' Over Taliban Law Allowing Child Marriage
Women and girls face widespread discrimination in Afghanistan, with laws dictating how they must dress and behave. They are banned from secondary school and universities and from most jobs
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New Taliban Law Says 'Silence Of Virgin Girl' Counts As Consent For Marriage
The 31-article decree, titled “Principles of Separation Between Spouses", was approved by Taliban supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada.
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EU To Invite Taliban Officials To Brussels For Migrant Return Talks
As part of a broader tightening of immigration policies, around 20 EU countries are exploring how to return migrants -- particularly those with criminal convictions -- to Afghanistan.
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"They Cut The Pipes": Afghans In Kabul Face Acute Water Crisis
The level of Kabul's aquifers plunged by 25 to 30 metres over the past decade, according to an April 2025 report by the aid group Mercy Corps.
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Afghanistan Accuses Pakistan Military Of Shelling Civilian Areas
Pakistan accuses Afghanistan of providing a safe haven for militants who carry out attacks inside Pakistan, especially for the Pakistani Taliban.
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Afghanistan-Pakistan Cross Border Clashes Resume After Eid Ceasefire Ends
Pakistani attacked Afghan districts of Narai and Sarkano, killing two civilians and wounding eight others after the ceasefire expired.
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Pakistan Announces Eid Truce As Taliban Vows Kabul Attack Revenge
Pakistan announced on Wednesday a "temporary pause" in hostilities with Afghanistan to mark the end of Ramadan, after Kabul promised to avenge the deaths of hundreds killed in a strike on a Kabul drug treatment centre.
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From Zia To 'Holy War', State Policy Built Pak's Extremist Ecosystem
Pakistan treats radicalisation as something that happened to Pakistan rather than something the state itself cultivated
-
Opinion | Pakistan Might Just Be Getting A Bit Too Confident - This Time, With Afghanistan
For Islamabad, its successes at mediation notwithstanding, toppling the Taliban may turn out to be a far more humbling experience. But then Pakistan, strangely, is known to be suicidal in some ways.
-
Russia Urges Pakistan, Afghanistan To Use Diplomacy To Solve Disputes
Russia's Foreign Ministry urged Pakistan and Afghanistan on Tuesday to use diplomacy to resolve their longstanding differences.
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Miss Universe Fatima Bosch Speaks Out For Afghan Women: 'They Have No Voice'
Miss Universe Fatima Bosch wrote, "Every girl deserves education, freedom, and the chance to choose future"
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Tea With Taliban, Art With Afghan Women: Indian Influencer's 13-Day Solo Trip Across Afghanistan
In an exclusive NDTV interview, travel influencer Ankita Kumar described her 13-day solo trip to Afghanistan, where she had tea with the Taliban, roamed the streets of Kabul and met Afghan women
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'No Right To Breathe Freely': Afghan Women Detained In Clothing Crackdown
Taliban authorities rule according to a strict interpretation of Islamic law, and have gradually tightened restrictions on women since returning to power in August 2021.
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Telangana Leader K Kavitha's "Taliban" Jab At Chief Minister Revanth Reddy
K Kavitha took a swipe at Chief Minister Revanth Reddy over his government's decision to bring down the school count in the state from 27,000 to 4,000.
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From Enemies To Friends: Russia Signs Military Pact With Taliban
Russia has signed a military cooperation agreement with the Taliban, further strengthening ties with Afghanistan's ruling group and reinforcing its position as the only country to officially recognise the Taliban government.
-
UN Flags 'Grave Concern' Over Taliban Law Allowing Child Marriage
Women and girls face widespread discrimination in Afghanistan, with laws dictating how they must dress and behave. They are banned from secondary school and universities and from most jobs
-
New Taliban Law Says 'Silence Of Virgin Girl' Counts As Consent For Marriage
The 31-article decree, titled “Principles of Separation Between Spouses", was approved by Taliban supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada.
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EU To Invite Taliban Officials To Brussels For Migrant Return Talks
As part of a broader tightening of immigration policies, around 20 EU countries are exploring how to return migrants -- particularly those with criminal convictions -- to Afghanistan.
-
"They Cut The Pipes": Afghans In Kabul Face Acute Water Crisis
The level of Kabul's aquifers plunged by 25 to 30 metres over the past decade, according to an April 2025 report by the aid group Mercy Corps.
-
Afghanistan Accuses Pakistan Military Of Shelling Civilian Areas
Pakistan accuses Afghanistan of providing a safe haven for militants who carry out attacks inside Pakistan, especially for the Pakistani Taliban.
-
Afghanistan-Pakistan Cross Border Clashes Resume After Eid Ceasefire Ends
Pakistani attacked Afghan districts of Narai and Sarkano, killing two civilians and wounding eight others after the ceasefire expired.
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Pakistan Announces Eid Truce As Taliban Vows Kabul Attack Revenge
Pakistan announced on Wednesday a "temporary pause" in hostilities with Afghanistan to mark the end of Ramadan, after Kabul promised to avenge the deaths of hundreds killed in a strike on a Kabul drug treatment centre.
