Afghanistan
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Life under Taliban Rule; the Collapse of “Kabul Administration” – part-1
2021, the Taliban were taking over Afghan provinces one after another, fears and panics gripped all the people. No one expected the Taliban to be able to dominate the whole country so easily.
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Legitimacy, Support Earned by Actions, US tells Taliban
US special envoy on Afghanistan affairs criticized Taliban’s letter to congress, saying it misconstrued facts.
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Iran’s Envoy Discusses Cooperation, Bilateral Relations with Mullah Baradar
Iranian President's special envoy for Afghanistan Hassan Kazemi Qomi discussed bilateral relations and cooperation with Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, deputy prime minister of the Taliban government in Kabul on Tuesday
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Passport Distribution Halts in Kabul till further Notice
Taliban officials announced that the distribution of passports has been suspended in the capital until further notice
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Women; Afghanistan is Half-Paralyzed
Women rights activists say that following the recent political developments in Afghanistan, women, who are half of the society, are now locked at home and are no longer present in the patriarchal society of Afghanistan. These women claim that society…
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Iranian Special Envoy on Afghanistan Lands in Kabul
Iran’s special representative for Afghanistan affairs Hassan Kazemi Qomi arrived in Kabul on Monday morning
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Afghan Journalist; From Studying Law and Media Activity to Selling Corns
Following the recent political upheavals in Afghanistan and the collapse of the republic, thousands lost their jobs. Among them are people like Mustafa Jafari, who studied criminal law and prosecution, was a journalist and a photographer, but now has turned…
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Victims of Kabul Minibus Bombing
A journalist and a government employee were killed on Saturday night when an explosion hit a minibus in west of capital Kabul
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Afghan Journalists have No Safety: ANJU
Media officer of Afghanistan National Journalists Union (ANJU) said that Afghan journalists have no safety in Afghanistan
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Afghanistan; Economic Crisis and Kabul’s Sluggish Garment Market
Following the recent political upheaval and the economic crisis that has gripped the country, the garment market has also stagnated, with clothing retailers saying their sales have fallen by up to 80 percent compared to the past
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