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A day after a deadly ISIS attack in Kabul that left more than 20 people dead and injured, the Taliban's Deputy Prime Minister for Political Affairs stated that no one would be allowed to disturb the order and security in Afghanistan. 

Following the deaths of six Israeli hostages in Gaza, U.S. lawmakers and senators have called for an urgent agreement between Israel and Hamas for a ceasefire in Gaza. 

Officials from Uzbekistan have announced the start of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit, hosted in Tashkent, with a focus on combating "new security threats."

The Taliban have announced that their supreme leader, Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada, visited Dasht-e-Leili on the first day of his trip to Sheberghan, where he offered prayers for their fighters who died there.

For the first time, the Taliban have released details about the number of women imprisoned under their rule, revealing that at least 1,000 women are currently held in Taliban prisons.

Following the protests against the new "Propagating Virtue and Preventing Vice" law, the Women's Movement for Freedom has called on the international community to isolate the Taliban and avoid any engagement with the group.

After reports surfaced suggesting the Taliban were interested in purchasing air defense systems from Russia, the Taliban’s Ministry of Defense now states that these reports are incorrect and that there have been no discussions with Russian officials regarding the purchase of anti-aircraft equipment.

The American publication Associated Press has reported that seven U.S. soldiers have been injured in the fight against ISIS in Iraq.  Tarz Press: On Saturday, August 31, the Associated Press reported that these American soldiers were wounded during a joint operation with Iraqi forces against the ISIS group in western Iraq. U.S. officials have yet to comment on the incident.

Findings from Tarz Press reveal that the Taliban's Supreme Court administered canonical punishments to 35 people, including one woman, across nine Afghan provinces in the past month. Most of these punishments took place in Khost province.

Following claims by Pakistani officials about armed attacks by the "TTP" from Afghan soil, the country's Interior Minister has stated that Pakistan has been greatly affected by these "terrorist" attacks.