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Data shows women lost jobs at a higher rate than men with some were thrown out of work due to Taliban restrictions

Spokesperson urges all sides to desist from taking positions that could intensify violence

In interview with French newspaper PM Imran says ties with India at dead end

US war on terror in Afghanistan bred more terrorists due to drone attacks, Imran tells CNN’s Fareed Zakaria

The delegation, led by Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi, will meet with the EU delegation in Doha

Parwana Ibrahimkhel went missing in Kabul on January 19 along with another female protester

WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus revealed that he met Qalander Ebad for talks on Tuesday

5 Pakistani troops martyred in Afghan cross-border firing

The recent meeting in Oslo, indicates some engagement with the Taliban

The Taliban have announced that all girls’ schools will fully reopen by the end of March

Taliban members are 'obliged to abide by all rules, regulations of amusement parks,' says official

Taliban administration had not officially announced its plan for female university students

This just feels like a breach of trust, says Charlotte Bellis

NSA Moeed kicks off Kabul visit with ‘productive meetings’ with acting FM Muttaqi and acting deputy PM Hanafi

Moeed Yusuf says organised terrorist networks still operating from Afghan soil

Spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid says a group attempted to leave on a flight from the northern city of Mazar-i-Sharif

Nobody should create turmoil, because it disrupts peace and order, says spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid

Spokesperson says talks will also take place with US on 'pending issues' like release of the locked funds

Afghans defeated invaders with their shared Islamic beliefs, says spokesperson

Killing of Zainab Abdullahi horrified women, who face increasing restrictions since Taliban returned to power

Officials say more than 700 houses had been damaged

Protests erupted last week in Maymana after an Uzbek commander was detained for alleged links to a kidnapping plot

Around 20 women gathered in front of Kabul University, chanting ‘equality and justice’

Spokesperson says offenders were removed in vetting process so that a clean army and police force can be established

Premier Imran Khan also welcomes UN appeal for aid to Afghanistan during apex committee meeting

Some $9.5 billion in Afghan central bank reserves remain blocked outside the country

United Nations has asked donors for $4.4 billion in humanitarian aid for Afghanistan in 2022

Professor Faizullah Jalal family says the tweets critical of new interim govt were shared from a fake account

Afghan FM says he assured Ahmad Massoud and others that they can return to their homeland ‘without any concerns’

Spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid says Faizullah Jalal was trying to instigate people against the system

World has to support Afghan people and carry out their humanitarian obligations, says Abdul Ghani Baradar

Local official says women can only use private baths while wearing hijab

Chief of staff of the armed forces has said the group is planning to recruit 150,000 fighters to join their ranks

It was not clear when the raid was carried out or exactly when the alcohol was destroyed

Last year proved to be watershed moment for Afghanistan where Taliban came into power

Protest comes weeks after rights groups said there were allegations of over 100 extrajudicial killings by Taliban

Minister says two extremist regimes have emerged on right and left of Pakistan

Women seeking to travel should not be offered transport unless accompanied by close male relative, says spokesperson

Senior Afghan politician says Taliban ‘do not believe in democracy and get power through bullets and not ballots’

Spokesperson says some offenders taken into custody, others going through interrogation

Move comes after Taliban soldiers last week tried to disrupt fencing along the eastern province of Nangarhar

Reports of multiple injured

FO hails UNSC resolution as reflecting ‘sense of urgency’ to help people of war-torn country

Most have known only fighting but the Taliban must now adjust to a world that wants to forget about war

Tense Taliban personnel periodically charged crowds that formed at front of the queue in Kabul

Thousands of Afghans have applied for new travel documents to escape a growing economic and humanitarian crisis

The current government in Afghanistan ‘has sovereignty’ over the country, says Suhail Shaheen

We are trying to finance it from our domestic revenues and we believe we can, says finance ministry

It's the first such initiative by Riyadh since Taliban took control of the crisis-hit country

Commission on Afghanistan will include 16 members appointed by the two major parties