Taliban makes 13-year-old execute convicted murderer before a stadium crowd of 80,000 – The Independent

Taliban Forces 13-Year-Old to Execute Convicted Murderer in Front of 80,000 Spectators

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The Taliban compelled a 13-year-old boy to carry out the execution of a convicted murderer in front of a staggering crowd of 80,000 spectators at a stadium, sparking global outrage over the group’s exploitation of child soldiers and brutal public punishments

Chaotic troop withdrawal from Afghanistan left behind huge haul of American taxpayer-funded weapons – Daily Mail

Chaotic U.S. Troop Withdrawal from Afghanistan Leaves Behind Massive Stockpile of American Weapons

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The chaotic U.S. troop withdrawal from Afghanistan abandoned a massive stockpile of American taxpayer-funded weapons, sparking serious concerns among officials about their possible use by Taliban forces

Pakistan and Afghanistan trade fire along the border but no casualties are reported – Toronto Star

Tense Border Clash Between Pakistan and Afghanistan Ends Without Casualties

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Pakistan and Afghanistan clashed along their border on Tuesday, exchanging fire but thankfully causing no reported casualties. Each side pointed fingers at the other for sparking the confrontation, fueling worries about rising tensions in this volatile region

Ex-officer tells inquiry UK military committed war crimes in Afghanistan – Reuters

Ex-Officer Reveals Shocking War Crimes Committed by UK Military in Afghanistan

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A former UK soldier has come forward, revealing shocking allegations that British forces committed war crimes in Afghanistan, including unlawful killings and attempts to cover them up. This groundbreaking inquiry seeks to uncover the full extent of misconduct during the conflict

National Guard shooting suspect was likely vetted by US before being granted asylum – ABC News

National Guard Shooting Suspect Probably Screened by US Before Receiving Asylum

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The National Guard shooting suspect was probably screened by U.S. authorities before being granted asylum, ABC News reveals. This startling discovery sparks serious questions about the effectiveness of the asylum screening process. The investigation is still underway

Feminist Afghan Media: Afghanistan Women’s News Agency (AWNA), Nimrokh Media, Rukhshana Media, Radio Begum, Begum TV, and Zan Times – vocal.media

Empowering Voices: Meet Afghanistan’s Leading Feminist Media Outlets Transforming Women’s Stories

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Feminist Afghan media outlets such as AWNA, Nimrokh Media, Rukhshana Media, Radio Begum, Begum TV, and Zan Times boldly amplify women’s voices, breaking barriers and shining a spotlight on gender issues in Afghanistan’s rapidly changing landscape

Gender Alert — Impact of telecommunication shutdown on women-led organizations in Afghanistan – ReliefWeb

Gender Alert: How Telecommunication Shutdowns Are Affecting Women-Led Organizations in Afghanistan

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A recent report by Gender Alert reveals the devastating effects of telecom shutdowns on women-led organizations in Afghanistan, cutting off vital communication, restricting access to essential resources, and stalling their powerful advocacy work

FAQs: What it’s like to be a woman in Afghanistan in 2025 – UN Women

What It’s Really Like to Be a Woman in Afghanistan in 2025: Key FAQs Answered

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In 2025, Afghan women face severe restrictions amid political turmoil. UN Women highlights daily struggles for education, employment, and rights, shedding light on resilience amid shrinking freedoms.

Afghanistan: Taliban Trample Media Freedom – Human Rights Watch

Taliban Crackdown Crushes Media Freedom in Afghanistan

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Human Rights Watch reports a sharp decline in media freedom in Afghanistan under Taliban rule. Journalists face harassment, censorship, and violence, threatening independent reporting and free press in the country.

Afghanistan and Pakistan have been holding peace talks. Here’s what to know – AP News

Inside the Afghanistan-Pakistan Peace Talks: What You Need to Know

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Afghanistan and Pakistan have reignited peace talks, sparking hope for a breakthrough in easing decades of tension and boosting regional stability. These crucial discussions center on strengthening security cooperation, improving border management, and intensifying efforts against terrorism

Methamphetamine Production Rising In Afghanistan, Says UN – افغانستان اینترنشنال

Surge in Methamphetamine Production Sparks Concern in Afghanistan

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The UN reports a sharp rise in methamphetamine production in Afghanistan, marking a troubling shift in the country’s drug trade. Authorities warn this could fuel regional trafficking and instability.

Seven dead after powerful earthquake strikes Afghanistan – The Independent

Powerful Earthquake Strikes Afghanistan, Leaving Seven Dead

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Seven lives were tragically lost after a powerful earthquake rocked eastern Afghanistan today. Authorities are reporting extensive damage as rescue teams race against time to reach survivors and provide critical aid

UN Rights Council Creates Afghanistan Accountability Body – Human Rights Watch

UN Rights Council Establishes New Body to Ensure Accountability in Afghanistan

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The UN Human Rights Council has launched a powerful new body dedicated to investigating abuses in Afghanistan, determined to hold perpetrators accountable amid persistent reports of rights violations, Human Rights Watch announced

Social media content restricted in Afghanistan, Taliban sources confirm – BBC

Taliban Enforce New Restrictions on Social Media Content in Afghanistan

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The Taliban have officially announced new restrictions on social media content in Afghanistan, citing security concerns. This move has led to heightened monitoring and censorship of online platforms, significantly affecting freedom of expression throughout the country, BBC reports

Updates: Afghanistan’s Taliban, Pakistan say border clashes killed dozens – Al Jazeera

Deadly Border Clashes Between Afghanistan’s Taliban and Pakistan Leave Dozens Dead

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Tensions flare as Afghanistan’s Taliban and Pakistan report deadly border clashes, with both sides confirming dozens killed. The volatile border remains a flashpoint amid ongoing regional instability.

Afghanistan And Pakistan Agree Cease-Fire After Deadly Air Strikes And Ground Fighting – Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty

Afghanistan and Pakistan Agree to Cease-Fire Following Intense Air Strikes and Ground Clashes

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Afghanistan and Pakistan have agreed to a cease-fire following deadly air strikes and intense ground fighting along their border, aiming to ease tensions and prevent further civilian casualties, officials confirmed.