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UNESCO: 2.4 Million Afghan Girls Denied Secondary Schooling

The U.N. agency says the exclusion will create a major female teacher shortfall and trigger large long‑term economic losses if restrictions continue.

Pakistani Airstrikes Kill at Least 12 Civilians in Afghan Border Provinces

UN Tells Security Council Taliban Laws Are Deepening Rights Losses and Fueling a Humanitarian Collapse

UN Warns Taliban Decree Expands Executions and Criminalizes Dissent

ISKP Claims Kabul Restaurant Blast That Killed at Least Seven

Taliban-Appointed Envoy Takes Charge at Afghan Embassy in New Delhi

Neighbors Meet in Tehran on Afghanistan After Taliban Decline Invite

Taliban Censure Afghan Youths for Peaky Blinders–Style Dress as Detention Status Is Disputed

Taliban Says Herat ‘Peaky Blinders’ Fans Were Summoned and Released

Taliban Attack Pakistan Border Posts in Claimed Retaliation, Crossings Closed

Pakistan Reported to Launch Drone Strikes in Kabul Targeting TTP Leader

Afghanistan’s Internet and Phone Services Largely Restored After Days-Long Blackout

Afghanistan Back Online After 48-Hour Blackout as Taliban Deny Ordering Shutdown

Afghan Opposition in Islamabad Urges Pakistan to Host Political Offices, Rejecting Taliban's Claim to Rule

British Couple Freed by Taliban Return to UK After Qatari Mediation

Taliban Free British Couple Held Since February After Qatari Mediation

Freed British–Afghan Couple Peter and Barbie Reynolds Arrive in London After Taliban Detention

Trump Seeks Return of Afghanistan’s Bagram Air Base, Citing China

M5.6 Quake Hits Eastern Afghanistan, Possible Aftershock of Deadly M6.0

Afghan Quake Death Toll Climbs to 2,205 as Aftershocks Hamper Rescue