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Afghanistan’s Spokesperson Mujahid Blames UNAMA for UN’s Negative Perception of Afghanistan

Spokesperson Mujahid accuses UNAMA of exaggerating negative issues and ignoring Afghanistan’s progress ahead of a UN meeting.

UN report warns of worsening human rights in Afghanistan under Taliban, citing gender persecution, repression, and a crisis.

Taliban deny Trump’s claim that China has control of Bagram Air Base, asserting their sole authority over the former U.S. facility.

ISKP’s resurgence in Afghanistan threatens regional security, with Pakistan facing deadly attacks and growing militant activity.

Afghan women-led Radio Begum resumes broadcasts after Taliban lifts suspension over alleged foreign media ties.

Taliban Justice Minister resigns, citing corruption, as top officials flee, exposing leadership struggles within the regime.

Taliban’s leader Akhundzada visits Kandahar University, urges support for modern education but excludes women from the event.

A suicide attack in Kabul kills a Taliban officer, days after the deadly Kunduz bombing, as IS-K threats persist in Afghanistan.

63 Afghan migrants released from prisons of Pakistan and repatriated as deportations of undocumented Afghans continue.

America’s abandoned arsenal in Afghanistan isn’t just collecting dust—it’s arming terror groups like TTP and ISKP.