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Money Changers on Strike to Protest Over US Order to Split Afghanistan’s Assets

Residents of Kabul, Balkh, Herat, Faryab, Jalalabad, and Paktia provinces also chanted slogans in response to the recent US decision.
Pull Afghanistan Back from the Precipice

Ex-servicemen have previously said that they would do anything to jeopardize Afghanistan's stability if their security is not provided.
Intensification Of Taliban Attacks On Farah City

Local sources in Farah province report the intensification of widespread attacks by Taliban fighters on Farah city, the capital of the province.
Taliban Shot Dead a Former Uprising Commander in Takhar

“He laid down his weapon and returned to a normal life after the general amnesty announced by the Taliban,” the commander’s relatives said.
Afghanistan’s Literate Population on the Edge of the Precipice

The dismissal of civil servants has dire consequences for all parties.
Takhar Residents Complain the Low Quality of WFP Aid

A number of these families told that the food distributed by the agency could not be used.
Road Concreting Work Completed in Takhar
3 Children Killed in Mortar Attacks in Helmand, Takhar

At least three civilians were killed in two separate incidents in which mortar shells fell on civilian homes in Takhar and Helmand provinces, sources said Saturday.
Sixteen Criminals Released from Takhar Prison

Authorities have set up a commission to investigate the cases of the rest of the prisoners in the province.
Lower House Of Parliament To Summon Security Officials

Parliament Speaker Mir Rahman Rahmani expressed concern about the constant collapse of districts. Rahmani told the House session on Monday that the government must have regular measures and strategy in regards to the security situation.
Three witnesses gunned down in Takhar after court appearance

Unknown gunmen shot and killed three people including a woman on Wednesday evening in Takhar province, police said Thursday.
Processed Applications Are our Priority, Says Kunduz Passport Manager

Meanwhile, the passport department of Baghlan reopened today, and the passport departments of Takhar and Badakhshan provinces will resume their activities soon.
Taliban issue 340,000 national IDs in four months

National Statistics and Information Administration of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan said that they have issued up to 340,000 electronic National IDs in the capital Kabul and provinces in the past four months.
UN slams killing of polio vaccinators, suspends drive

The United Nations has denounced the killing of eight polio vaccination workers at four locations in northern Afghanistan.
Violence Reduces Hope For Peace, Warns Senior UN Official In Kabul

A senior UN official in Kabul said on Tuesday that the rise in fighting has reduced hopes for peace talks and that the Afghan government and the Taliban should return to the table of negotiations and end the unprecedented violence.
Taliban seize control of two districts in Takhar and Faryab: sources

Sources confirmed on Saturday morning that the Taliban has seized control of two districts in Takhar and Faryab provinces.
A 10-Year-Old Child Decapitated in Takhar Province

Unknown men decapitated a 10-year-old child in the district of Rastaq in Takhar province.
Heavy snowfall kills 11, wounded 23 across Afghanistan

Heavy snow and rainfall that erupted avalanches and floods in different provinces of Afghanistan have so far claimed the lives of 11 people and wounded 23 more.
118 Taliban Insurgents Killed Across The Country: Mod

The Ministry of Defense (MoD) has announced that 118 members of the Taliban have been killed in the past 24 hours in fighting with government forces
Afghan Civilians to Face Acute Hunger in the Coming Winter

In mid-October, Bamiyan, Badakhshan, Panjshir, Salangha, and parts of Maidan Wardak province witnessed snowfall.
Shirin Agha Lives a Hard Life After Losing His Job

Shirin Agha, a former member of the Education Department in the Chal district of Takhar province, has been forced to turn to a salesman after being fired.
Taliban District Governor of Takhar Killed in a Roadside Mine

Mawlawi Tayeb has been killed in the Imend village when he wanted to arrest commander Basir who is a commander of the National Resistance Front (NRF).
Displaced Afghan Mother Sells Infant to Save Her Ill Daughter

An Afghan woman displaced from Baghlan province to Kabul due to fighting prior to the fall of Kabul, has sold her one and a half years old infant due to poverty.
Mujahid: No Military Operations Have Been Carried Out Against Our Forces in Panjshir and Takhar

In response to statements by Sebghatullah Ahmadi, spokesman for the Resistance Front, claiming sections of Panjshir province had fallen into the front’s control, Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said no military actions had been carried out against their forces in Panjshir.
Afghan Media Faces Budget Problems, Restrictions

Dozens of Afghan media officials from across the country, especially those from radio stations, gathered in Kabul on Monday and shared their concerns over financial problems and restrictions in accessing information from Islamic Emirate officials.
Free Training Program for Children Deprived of Education in Takhar

Many youths have set up a cultural center to provide free education to teenagers in the district of Versaj.
A Goldsmith Abducted in Takhar

The incident took place in the center of Taleqan.
Ghani meets with northern leaders in Mazar to discuss security situation

Afghan President Ashraf Ghani led a government delegation to Mazar-e-Sharif on Wednesday morning to assess the security situation in the northern provinces.
Taliban Demands Food Along with Tithe and Zakat in Takhar

Taliban forces have set food shifts for the people, and everyone is required to provide three meals a day for Taliban forces.
Kabul’s Shahr-i-Naw Park turns into abode for IDPs

Many internally displaced people (IDPs) in the Shahr-i-Naw Park of Kabul say they are unable to go back to their areas for want of money, urging the government to facilitate their return.