TOP HEADLINES
- Clashes Between the Taliban and Pakistani Forces: Heavy Casualties Reported for Pakistan
- Khalilzad: The Doha Agreement Did Not Address the Nature of Afghanistan’s Political System
- Shehbaz Sharif: Unacceptable for TTP to Operate Freely in Afghanistan
- Ashraf Ghani: Violence Cannot Be Justified in Afghanistan but Deemed Unlawful in Pakistan
- Taliban and Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham: Similar Islamists, Diverging Paths
Latest News
Taliban Halt Broadcasts of Radio Kawoon Ghag
Officials from Radio Kawoon Ghag in eastern Afghanistan confirm that the Taliban have shut down the station and dismissed its staff.
End of a Misunderstanding: ‘Active Female Employees’ Receive Their Full Salaries
According to Tarz Press, these documents indicate that the Taliban's Ministry of Finance has confirmed that female employees ‘who do not attend their duties’ will have their monthly salary set at 5,000 Afghanis ($70). In a letter dated July 7, the Ministry of Finance outlined the payment of salaries and benefits, stating that female employees who are ‘on duty but do not attend their duties daily’ will receive a fixed salary of 5,000 Afghanis ($70).
Exclusion of Women and Civil Activists from Doha Meeting Strengthens Taliban's Position: Human Rights Activists
Several human rights and women’s rights activists have issued a statement condemning the exclusion of women and civil activists from the third Doha meeting and the omission of human rights issues from its agenda.
Definitive Election Result of Neighboring Country: Pezeshkian Becomes President of Iran
The Iranian Ministry of Interior has announced that at the conclusion of the vote-counting process, Masoud Pezeshkian has been elected as the President of Iran with the highest number of votes.
Experienced Germany Defeated by Young Spanish Team
The national teams of Spain and Germany faced off in the quarterfinals of Euro 2024, with Spain ultimately winning 2-1 and eliminating the host, Germany, from the competition.
Human Rights Watch: Wahdat Party Leader Haji Mohammad Mohaqiq Should Be Arrested and Investigated
Human Rights Watch has stated that Haji Mohammad Mohaqiq, the leader of Afghanistan's Islamic Unity Party, who is accused of extensive crimes against humanity and moves freely in European countries, should be arrested and investigated.