Tag: taliban
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Syria’s New Islamist Leader Assures BBC: “Not a Threat to the World”
In a recent interview with the BBC, the newly appointed Islamist leader of Syria has stated that the country poses “no threat to the world.” This statement comes amidst concerns from the international community about the direction Syria might take under new leadership. The leader emphasized Syria’s focus on internal stability and development while dismissing…
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Taliban Delegation Participates in COP29 Climate Summit in Azerbaijan
A delegation from the Taliban has sparked controversy by joining the COP29 climate summit in Azerbaijan, drawing global attention to the political and environmental implications of their participation. The event, focused on addressing urgent climate change issues, has become a platform for discussions on the intersection of geopolitics and environmental policy. DW News is a…
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Afghanistan Enforces New Restrictions on Women: Complete Face and Body Covering Mandated, Public Speaking Banned
In a recent development, Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers have implemented a law stating that women must cover their faces and bodies completely when leaving their homes, and their voices must not be heard in public. Despite these strict measures, some Afghan women have courageously shared their experiences, highlighting the severe restrictions placed on their freedoms. The…
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Inside Afghanistan: Severe Malnutrition Claims Lives of Hundreds of Children Amid Humanitarian Crisis
Afghanistan is currently facing a severe humanitarian crisis, with millions of children suffering from extreme malnutrition. In one hospital alone, 700 children have died in the past six months. The crisis is exacerbated by years of war, economic collapse, and the Taliban’s takeover in 2021, which has made aid delivery more challenging. Taliban policies, including…
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Germany Engages in Controversial Contacts with Taliban to Facilitate More Afghan Deportations
Germany has resumed deportations of Afghans to Afghanistan for the first time since the Taliban took control three years ago. Despite not officially recognizing the Taliban government, Germany is making concessions to carry out these deportations, raising concerns among Afghan experts. These actions suggest closer negotiations with the Taliban than previously admitted, potentially impacting the…
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Afghan Women Face Severe Humanitarian and Human Rights Crisis Under Taliban Rule
In Afghanistan, following the Taliban’s takeover three years ago, the situation for women and girls has drastically deteriorated, marking one of the world’s most severe humanitarian and human rights crises. The country faces a significant economic collapse, with its GDP shrinking and a large portion of the population living below the poverty line. Women, once…
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Taliban Marks Three Years in Power with Military Parade at Bagram, Amidst Ongoing Human Rights Concerns
The Taliban marked three years since their takeover of Afghanistan with a military parade at Bagram Air Base, showcasing both modern military equipment and traditional conveyances. This event, referred to as “Freedom Day” by the Taliban, highlights the significant changes and challenges Afghanistan has faced since August 15, 2021. The return of the Taliban has…
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Surge in Afghan Asylum Seekers in the US Explored by DW News
Amid a backdrop of political instability and security concerns in Afghanistan, a significant number of Afghans are seeking protection in the United States. This trend highlights the ongoing humanitarian and safety challenges faced by Afghan citizens, many of whom are fleeing the country in search of safety and a better future. DW News is a…