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Richard Bennett, the UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights for Afghanistan, expressed his condolences to the mourners of Muharram and emphasized the importance of observing Ashura traditions.

The Afghanistan Journalists Support Organization (AJSO) reports that the Taliban have once again arrested independent journalist Mohammad Yar Majrooh in Kandahar and demands his immediate release.

Amir Khan Muttaqi, the Taliban's Foreign Minister, stated that if the West is genuinely concerned about terrorist safe havens in Afghanistan, they should reopen their embassies and monitor everything closely.

In a football-filled night, two finals were held in different parts of the world, with Spain defeating England to become the European champions and Argentina overcoming Colombia to clinch the Copa America title.

Local sources in Nangarhar report that 35 people have died and 230 have been injured due to severe storms and heavy rain in the province.

The national football teams of Spain and England will face off in the final of the UEFA European Championship tonight at 11:30 PM at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin.

The Afghanistan Under-20 national football team secured fifth place in the Central Asia Championship by defeating Turkmenistan.

Local sources in Faryab report that a young man was killed by his father-in-law. According to findings by Tarz Press, the 20-year-old man named Mohammad was beheaded by his father-in-law while he was resting at his workplace.

The death of Geelaman Wazir, a revolutionary poet and prominent member of the Pashtun Tahafuz Movement (PTM), has sparked widespread reactions in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and beyond.

The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) has issued a statement calling on the Taliban to allow Radio Kawoon Ghag to resume its broadcasts in Laghman province.