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Female Teachers To Be Reinstated In Afghanistan Schools: Report
Amidst several discussions in Afghanistan over the Taliban decree banning secondary schools for girls, the Nimroz education department has agreed to reinstate female teachers in the school.
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Over 97% Of Afghans Affected By Food Shortages, Says UN
Afghanistan has been grappling with an acute food crisis, with over 22 million people, or more than half of the country's population suffering from severe hunger and the majority unable to anticipate when their next meal will arrive, according to UN.
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Taliban Told They Can't Take Their Guns To Amusement Parks Anymore
Taliban fighters will no longer be allowed to carry their weapons in amusement parks in Afghanistan, the group's spokesman said on Wednesday, in what appeared to be another effort by the country's new rulers to soften their image.
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Taliban Chief Haibatullah Akhundzada Makes Public Appearance Amid Death Rumours
Taliban supreme leader Haibatullah Akhundzada has made his first-ever public appearance, officials announced Sunday, after he addressed supporters in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar.
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Taliban Names Remaining Cabinet Members, No Women's Ministry Announced
Taliban spokesman names remaining cabinet members, no women's ministry announced: news agency AFP
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Afghanistan Can't Be "Controlled From Outside": Pak PM At SCO Summit
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday said Afghanistan could not be "controlled from the outside" and that Islamabad will continue to support the war-torn neighbouring country even as he urged the Taliban to fulfil the promises they have made.
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Afghan Women Forced To Gather At Pro-Taliban Protest At University
Scores of Afghan women were forced by the Taliban to gather at Kabul University dressed in head-to-toe black robes that they had distributed on the anniversary of 9/11 terrorist attacks. Those who dared to refuse, say students, were to be expelled.
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12 Afghan Women Brave Fears To Return To Work At Kabul Airport
Less than a month after the Taliban rolled into the Afghan capital, Rabia Jamal made a tough decision -- she would brave the hardliners and return to work at the airport.
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Taliban Lying, No Relationship With Their Government: France
The Taliban are lying and France will not have any relationship with its newly-formed government, Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said late on Saturday before heading for talks in Qatar on Sunday to discuss future evacuations from Afghanistan.
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Opinion: With Taliban, Pak Settles Old Scores Against US
As Washington ponders how the U.S. lost its longest war in Afghanistan, it's worth considering another question: Who won the war?
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Taliban Restrict Media From Circulating Messages Of Resistance Leader: Report
The Taliban have prohibited Afghan news media from circulating the message of Ahmad Massoud, the leader of Panjshir National Resistance Front (NRF) who called for a "national uprising" against the Taliban, Sputnik reported on Monday.
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Taliban Says Holdout Panjshir "Captured", "Insurgency Will Be Hit Hard"
The Taliban on Monday claimed total control over Afghanistan, saying they had won the key battle for the Panjshir Valley, the last remaining holdout of resistance against their rule.
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In "Pain And Anger", Pentagon Looks To Lessons Of 20-Year Afghan War
US defense chiefs said they felt pain and anger Wednesday and would humbly study the lessons of the Afghan war after leaving the country under control of the Taliban, whom they fought for 20 years.
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Resistance Group In Afghanistan's Panjshir Defiant As Taliban Encircles Area
The Taliban on Wednesday called on fighters in the holdout bastion of the Panjshir Valley to lay down their arms, as the resistance movement said it had repulsed heavy attacks.
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Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis Highlights: ISIS Claims Rocket Attack On Kabul Airport As US Troops Pull Out
The ISIS group claimed a rocket attack on Kabul airport on Monday, as US troops raced to complete their withdrawal from Afghanistan and evacuate allies under the threat of further violence.
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Female Teachers To Be Reinstated In Afghanistan Schools: Report
Amidst several discussions in Afghanistan over the Taliban decree banning secondary schools for girls, the Nimroz education department has agreed to reinstate female teachers in the school.
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Over 97% Of Afghans Affected By Food Shortages, Says UN
Afghanistan has been grappling with an acute food crisis, with over 22 million people, or more than half of the country's population suffering from severe hunger and the majority unable to anticipate when their next meal will arrive, according to UN.
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Taliban Told They Can't Take Their Guns To Amusement Parks Anymore
Taliban fighters will no longer be allowed to carry their weapons in amusement parks in Afghanistan, the group's spokesman said on Wednesday, in what appeared to be another effort by the country's new rulers to soften their image.
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Taliban Chief Haibatullah Akhundzada Makes Public Appearance Amid Death Rumours
Taliban supreme leader Haibatullah Akhundzada has made his first-ever public appearance, officials announced Sunday, after he addressed supporters in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar.
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Taliban Names Remaining Cabinet Members, No Women's Ministry Announced
Taliban spokesman names remaining cabinet members, no women's ministry announced: news agency AFP
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Afghanistan Can't Be "Controlled From Outside": Pak PM At SCO Summit
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday said Afghanistan could not be "controlled from the outside" and that Islamabad will continue to support the war-torn neighbouring country even as he urged the Taliban to fulfil the promises they have made.
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Afghan Women Forced To Gather At Pro-Taliban Protest At University
Scores of Afghan women were forced by the Taliban to gather at Kabul University dressed in head-to-toe black robes that they had distributed on the anniversary of 9/11 terrorist attacks. Those who dared to refuse, say students, were to be expelled.
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12 Afghan Women Brave Fears To Return To Work At Kabul Airport
Less than a month after the Taliban rolled into the Afghan capital, Rabia Jamal made a tough decision -- she would brave the hardliners and return to work at the airport.
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Taliban Lying, No Relationship With Their Government: France
The Taliban are lying and France will not have any relationship with its newly-formed government, Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said late on Saturday before heading for talks in Qatar on Sunday to discuss future evacuations from Afghanistan.
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Opinion: With Taliban, Pak Settles Old Scores Against US
As Washington ponders how the U.S. lost its longest war in Afghanistan, it's worth considering another question: Who won the war?
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Taliban Restrict Media From Circulating Messages Of Resistance Leader: Report
The Taliban have prohibited Afghan news media from circulating the message of Ahmad Massoud, the leader of Panjshir National Resistance Front (NRF) who called for a "national uprising" against the Taliban, Sputnik reported on Monday.
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Taliban Says Holdout Panjshir "Captured", "Insurgency Will Be Hit Hard"
The Taliban on Monday claimed total control over Afghanistan, saying they had won the key battle for the Panjshir Valley, the last remaining holdout of resistance against their rule.
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In "Pain And Anger", Pentagon Looks To Lessons Of 20-Year Afghan War
US defense chiefs said they felt pain and anger Wednesday and would humbly study the lessons of the Afghan war after leaving the country under control of the Taliban, whom they fought for 20 years.
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Resistance Group In Afghanistan's Panjshir Defiant As Taliban Encircles Area
The Taliban on Wednesday called on fighters in the holdout bastion of the Panjshir Valley to lay down their arms, as the resistance movement said it had repulsed heavy attacks.
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Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis Highlights: ISIS Claims Rocket Attack On Kabul Airport As US Troops Pull Out
The ISIS group claimed a rocket attack on Kabul airport on Monday, as US troops raced to complete their withdrawal from Afghanistan and evacuate allies under the threat of further violence.
