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25th anniversary of September 11 commemorations
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Latest: September 11 attacks: Personal reflections on the 25th anniversary
As the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks arrives, the United States and Canada are engaged in widespread commemorations at Ground Zero, the Pentagon, and Shanksville, Pennsylvania. In New York City, tributes i
Impact of global terrorism on security and politics
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Latest: Historical terrorist attacks reshape global security and politics
Historical terrorist attacks, particularly the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, have fundamentally reshaped global security, political landscapes, and military strategies. The 9/11 attacks
Taliban repression and human rights in Afghanistan
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Latest: Afghanistan: UN warns of worsening human rights and gender apartheid
The United Nations has intensified its criticism of the Taliban regarding the systematic repression of women and general human rights violations in Afghanistan. On the one-year anniversary of the ban on women accessing
Aisha Wahab sworn in as first Afghan American in Congress
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Latest: Aisha Wahab faces scrutiny over Taliban diplomacy comments
State Senator Aisha Wahab has been sworn in as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, becoming the first Afghan American to serve in Congress. Wahab won the special election for California’s 14th Congressional Di
Pakistan-Afghanistan border conflict and humanitarian crisis
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Latest: Afghanistan maternity care crisis threatens mothers and children
The humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan has intensified as funding shortages and border instability exacerbate malnutrition and healthcare collapse. By late August 2026, UNICEF warned that approximately one million childr
Taliban restrictions on female education in Afghanistan
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Latest: Afghanistan faces education crisis amid gender bans and infrastructure shortages
The educational crisis in Afghanistan has intensified, with UNESCO reporting that approximately 2.4 million girls are currently barred from secondary education. This figure represents an increase of 200,000 since the pre
Taliban diplomatic engagement and regional tensions
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Latest: Taliban invites U.S. investment in Afghan minerals and infrastructure
Marking the fifth anniversary of their return to power, the de facto Taliban government has issued calls for increased international engagement and peaceful coexistence. The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan stated its desi
SOLA school relocation to Rwanda
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Latest: Sola School establishes permanent base in Rwanda for Afghan girls
The School of Leadership Afghanistan (SOLA), formerly the only all-girls boarding school in Afghanistan, has established a permanent campus in Kigali, Rwanda. This relocation follows the 2021 fall of Kabul and subsequent
Humanitarian and human rights crisis in Taliban-led AF
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Latest: Afghanistan: Women face systemic oppression under Taliban rule
As of September 2026, the Taliban mark five years of control over Afghanistan, characterized by profound societal transformations and a severe humanitarian crisis. While the regime reports annual tax revenues of approxim
Germany expands Afghan deportations via Taliban agreement
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Latest: Taliban defends protest ban as Germany approves technical mission
In late July 2026, Germany expanded its deportation regime for Afghan citizens. A new federal decree removed previous restrictions that limited expulsions to criminals and security threats, enabling the removal of adult,
Pakistan-Taliban security and diplomatic relations
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Latest: Pakistan demands Taliban prevent Afghan soil from being used for terrorism
Pakistan has expressed openness to a bilateral security mechanism with the Taliban to coordinate information and resolve disputes. Proposed by Taliban Interior Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani, the mechanism would involve com
Taliban delegation visit to Belarus
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Latest: Belarus censors images of Taliban delegation visit
A 13-member Taliban delegation visited Belarus to discuss industrial, technological, and agricultural cooperation. The delegation toured various facilities, including the BelAZ heavy machinery plant and the Slutz cheese-
US-Iran geopolitical and terrorism policy tensions
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Latest: US policy on Iran has undermined the war on Sunni terrorism
Discussions regarding Iran involve its designation as a state sponsor of terrorism and the internal pressures facing the nation. While the U.S. State Department has maintained Iran’s terrorism designation since 1984, dat
Women's rights and legal challenges in Afghanistan
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Latest: Afghanistan: 18-year-old woman seeks divorce amid Taliban rule
Reports from Afghanistan highlight the legal and social challenges faced by women under Taliban rule regarding marriage and domestic autonomy. In Badghis province, a 17-year-old girl has been imprisoned for 21 months af
Women's rights and education under Taliban rule
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Latest: Hamid Karzai describes life under Taliban restrictions and the crisis in girls' education
Under Taliban rule, Afghan women face increasing systemic oppression and social isolation. Journalist Zara Zoya has reported that women are being excluded from many sectors of life, noting that Afghanistan remains the on
Legacy of US withdrawal and Taliban rule in Afghanistan
2 clusters · 7 sources · last updated
Latest: Afghanistan marks five years since Taliban takeover and US withdrawal
Five years after the United States military withdrawal from Afghanistan concluded on August 30, 2021, the consequences of the exit continue to shape both American foreign policy and Afghan domestic governance. In the Un
Taliban detention of UN staff in Herat
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Latest: Taliban release two UN staff members detained in Herat
On August 9, 2026, the Taliban’s General Directorate of Intelligence detained two Afghan employees of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) in Herat. United Nations deputy spokesman Farhan Haq conf
Taliban restrictions on Afghan tourism
2 clusters · 7 sources · last updated
Latest: Afghanistan seeks to boost economy through tourism under Taliban rule
The Taliban-led government in Afghanistan is attempting to revitalize the national economy by promoting tourism to its natural landscapes and historical sites, such as the Bamiyan ruins and Band-e-Amir National Park. Off
Kabul school grenade explosion
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Latest: Kabul education centre explosion injures dozens of children
A hand grenade explosion occurred near a private school in the Dasht-e Barchi neighborhood of Kabul, an area predominantly inhabited by the Shia Hazara minority. The blast took place as students were being dismissed from
Taliban diplomatic and economic engagement
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Latest: Afghanistan pursues economic ties with Belarus and Uzbekistan
The Taliban government is actively pursuing diplomatic and economic engagement to overcome international isolation. While Russia is the only nation to officially recognize the administration, several other entities, incl
Pakistan-Afghanistan regional security tensions
2 clusters · 6 sources · last updated
Latest: Pakistan warns Taliban regime is destabilizing the region
A United Nations report indicates that the Afghan Taliban’s support for the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has increased the frequency and lethality of terrorist attacks in Pakistan. The report, covering December 2025
Afghanistan gold mining sector expansion
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Latest: Afghanistan shifts economic focus from opium to gold mining
Following a ban on opium cultivation that has reduced poppy farming by 95% since 2021, the Taliban government is shifting Afghanistan’s economic focus toward the mining sector. To boost state revenue amid a lack of inter
Taliban smartphone restrictions in Afghanistan
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Latest: Afghanistan universities implement smartphone ban
In mid-June, the Taliban issued a directive prohibiting Afghan government employees from using smartphones, warning that violations could result in dismissal or court proceedings. Implementation has been inconsistent; so
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