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Despite the Taliban touting their efforts to prevent opium cultivation and smuggling as a significant achievement and frequently showcasing this to the international community, SIGAR presents a different narrative, stating that the opium trade continues.

The Afghanistan Journalists Center reports that the Taliban's Ministry of Communications and Information Technology has suspended the licenses of 17 local media outlets in Nangarhar due to non-payment of frequency taxes. The ministry has warned that these outlets will not be allowed to operate until their previous taxes are paid.

Mawlawi Abdul Kabir, the Taliban's Deputy Prime Minister for Political Affairs, has urged some businessmen in Qatar to invest in Afghanistan.

سازمان حقوق بشر ایران اعلام کرد که در هفت ماه اخیر حد اقل ۳۰۰ تن در ایران اعدام شده اند و از این جمله ۲۰ نفر افغان هستند. طرز پرس - سازمان حقوق بشر ایران روز شنبه"۳ اگست" در گزارشی نوشت که ۴۲ نفر بلوچ، ۲۰ کرد و ۱۵ تن زنان نیز شامل اعدام شده‌گان در هفت ماه اخیر می‌شوند. بر بنیاد اطلاعات این سازمان، همین اکنون صدها هزار افغان به اتهام مواد مخدر و سایر تخلفات در محابس ایران زندانی هستند، اما تاهنوز روشن نیست که از این جمله چند نفر از افغانها به اعدام محکوم شده اند.

Ali Wazir, a prominent leader of the Pashtun Tahafuz Movement, was arrested last night by police in Islamabad, Pakistan. According to Tarz Press, a video circulating on social media shows Ali Wazir being taken into custody by police in Islamabad. In the video, Ali Wazir can be heard speaking in Urdu, accusing the police of deliberately

Pakistan has endorsed the recent United Nations report indicating the presence of terrorist groups in Afghanistan, stating that this report validates Islamabad's concerns.

The Taliban have announced that in the solar year 1402, trade in Afghanistan has seen significant growth, reaching approximately 10 billion dollars.

Following the successful assassination of Ismail Haniyeh, the head of Hamas' political bureau in Tehran, Benjamin Netanyahu announced with renewed vigor that heavy blows have been dealt to Iran's proxy militant groups.

Following the successful assassination of Ismail Haniyeh, the head of Hamas' political bureau in Tehran, Benjamin Netanyahu announced with renewed vigor that heavy blows have been dealt to Iran's proxy militant groups.

The Taliban-controlled Arg page on Facebook has reported that the Taliban's Deputy Prime Minister for Political Affairs discussed the issues of Afghan refugees, among other topics, with the Iranian Interior Minister.