Taliban

Are the Taliban open to persuasion? - opinion

The Qataris now find themselves as virtually the middlemen between the US and the Taliban, possibly expected by both sides to carry their good offices to the next stage.

Qatar prime minister, Taliban chief hold secret Afghan talks - source

A meeting in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar between the Qatari Prime Minister and Haibatullah Akhunzada is the first the Taliban chief is known to have held with a foreign leader.

By REUTERS
31/05/2023

Taliban claims: 'We will conquer Iran soon' amid water dispute

Tensions have risen recently between the Taliban and Iran over the shared Helmand River.

At least three killed in clash on Iran-Afghan border

Iran's semi-official Nour News confirmed the death of one Iranian border guard.

By REUTERS
27/05/2023

Blinken threatened with contempt of US Congress over Afghanistan cable

In a letter to Blinken dated Friday and released on Monday, Representative Michael McCaul said information that has been provided about a "dissent channel" cable sent in July 2021

By REUTERS
08/05/2023

UN to continue keeping Afghan staff at home over Taliban ban on women

The UN has some 3,300 Afghan staff, of whom about 400 are female, while about 600 international staff in the country are not affected by the ban.

By REUTERS
05/05/2023

UN will stay in Afghanistan but funding is drying up, chief says

"We will never be silent in the face of unprecedented systemic attacks on women's and girls' rights," UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said

By REUTERS
02/05/2023
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