Human rights panel among 5 govt entities dissolved

The Taliban government has dissolved five key departments, including the Afghanistan Human Rights Commission.

PM Orders Probe into Increase of Begging in Kabul

Mullah Mohammad Hassan Akhund, the prime minister of the Islamic Emirate, in a cabinet meeting asked the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs and the ICRC office to investigate the growing number of beggars in Kabul and to find solutions to address the issue.

Detained Taliban commander is accused of kidnapping: IEA spokesman

A spokesperson of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan Inamullah Samangani said that the detained commander of the Taliban Makhdoom Alam is accused of abduction, thus he has been arrested, and his case is being investigated.

Hanafi to Lead Afghan Delegation in Moscow

The Islamic Emirate said that the second deputy of the prime minister, Abdul Salam Hanafi, would lead the delegation set to attend the Moscow meeting this week.

Afghan soil will not be used against Pakistan, Hanafi tells Pakistan’s NSA

Afghan Deputy Prime Minister Mullah Abdul Salam Hanafi said on Saturday during a meeting in Kabul with Pakistan’s National Security Adviser (NSA) Moeed Yusuf that Afghanistan’s soil will not be used against Pakistan.

IEA welcomes UNSC decision over extending exemption of travel ban on Taliban officials

Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan welcomed the decision by the United Nations Security Council over extending exemption of travel ban on a number of high-ranking Taliban officials including Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Ghani Baradar.

Taliban: The Republic Stamp in the Passport Has Not Changed

The report that the process of distributing the passports of the former regime (with the logo of the Republic) will stop from tomorrow is never true.

Afghan Businessmen Face Export Problems in Trade with Pakistan

Officials from Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment (ACCI) said that once again Afghan exports face problems in crossing points with Pakistan as the neighboring country allows only 20 Afghan trucks a day while hundreds of trucks are stuck near crossing points between the two countries.

Senior Officials’ Salaries Reduced: MoF

The Ministry of Finance (MoF) on Saturday said that it has reduced the salaries of senior government officials.

IEA forces kill Daesh member in Kabul

The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) says that a Daesh member was killed in an operation by IEA forces on a hideout in Kabul on Wednesday night.

IEA directs commission to take urgent steps to stabilize Afghan currency

The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) on Monday held a minister’s council meeting at the Presidential Palace to find ways to stabilize the weakening Afghan currency.

Wheat Imports Down 20% Since August

The Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment (ACCI) said wheat imports have dropped by 20 percent since the political change last August.

Taliban Expect to Announce Future Govt Soon

The Taliban said that foreign forces have left the country and that no obstacle remains in the way of announcing the future government, which they will do soon.

Taliban intends to pay three months salaries of government employees

Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has announced on Saturday, November 20 that the salaries of the past three months of all government employees will be paid.

Iran rules out recognising Taliban govt

Iran has ruled out recognising the current Afghan government unless it becomes really inclusive.

Applicants to apply online for passports: Samangani

A government official said on Saturday from today, applicants can only apply online for obtaining passports.

Pakistan crisis won’t have any impact on Afghanistan

The current political turmoil in Pakistan will have no impact on the situation on Afghanistan, the Islamic Emirate believes.

Kabul Residents Despair Over Lack of Work

Residents of Kabul expressed their concerns over the high rate of unemployment in the severe economic crisis that has engulfed Afghanistan.

US claims ‘serious erosion’ of human rights after IEA takeover

The takeover of Afghanistan by the Islamic Emirate has resulted in the serious erosion of human rights in the country, Washington said on Tuesday.

Taliban to Reopen Abolished Ministries If Necessary

The departments will be re-formed as the conditions require and if necessary.

International community must coordinate humanitarian aids with Taliban: spokesperson

A spokesperson of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan of has said that the UN and International Community must distribute their humanitarian assistance in coordination with the Taliban.

Recognition is not our need, it is international community’s need: Taliban spokesman

A spokesperson of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan Inamullah Samangani said that their recognition is not a need of them but a need of the world.

Taliban Rejects the Forced Eviction of Jowzjan Residents

There has been no forced eviction in the Turkmen village of Qudooq in Qush Tepa district and that no decision has been taken against anyone.

No threat from Afghanistan’s borders to region: Taliban reacted to Putin’s concerns

A spokesperson of the Taliban Inamullah Samangani reacted to the recent concerns of Russia’s President Vladimir Putin and added that there is no threat from Afghanistan’s borders to regional countries.

Consultation and Preparations for Political Figures’ Return to the Country in Sapidar Palace

The Taliban Political Commission met at Sapidar Palace to contact Afghan political figures and lay the groundwork for their return.

India’s 6 tons of medicines arrive, Pakistan’s 84 tons of foodstuff on the way to Afghanistan

Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has announced that up to six tons of medicines of India have arrived in Kabul on Friday, January 7, 2022.

IEA rejects UN chief’s claim of extrajudicial killings of former officials

The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) on Monday rejected claims made by UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres that scores of former Afghan officials, security force members, and people who worked with the foreign military have been killed since the withdrawal of US and NATO troops.

IEA detains 40 people in Mazar for trying to leave ‘illegally’

The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) said Tuesday they arrested 40 people in northern Mazar-e-Sharif while they were trying to leave the country illegally.