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'Danger tourist' among three Britons held by Taliban - as government 'in negotiations' to ensure their safetyThe UK government is "in negotiations" over three Britons held by the Taliban in Afghanistan, the home secretary has said.Sky News - Published | |
Three British men being held in Taliban custodyThree British men are being held in Taliban custody in Afghanistan - including so-called "danger tourist" Miles Routledge who returned to the country after being evacuated by British armed forces less..Sky News - Published | |
Afghan refugees to get at least three months' notice to move out of hotel accommodation from end of AprilAfghan refugees who were housed in hotels after fleeing the Taliban takeover of Kabul will be given at least three months' notice to leave their accommodation from the end of April.Sky News - Published | |
UN calls on Taliban to explain after 'Afghan girls' education activist arrested in KabulThe United Nations has called on the Taliban to explain why an Afghan girls' education activist was reportedly arrested in Kabul.Sky News - Published | |
Taliban can give evidence to inquiry into 'unlawful killings' by British soldiers, says judgeA senior judge has called for evidence relating to allegations of unlawful activity by British armed forces in Afghanistan from anyone - including the Taliban.Sky News - Published | |
All about Javed Akhtar's 'RSS-Taliban' defamation case: Know what musician said against RSSMusician and lyricist Javed Akhtar has landed in trouble after a court in Mumbai rejected his plea challenging the summons issued against him in relation to a defamation case.DNA - Published | |
Taliban leader tells officials to 'sack your sons' in decree against nepotismThe leader of the Taliban has ordered officials to sack their sons and other family members, in a decree against nepotism.Sky News - Published | |
Explainer: A crash course for Taliban...on IndiaIndiaTimes - Published | |
Taliban government reaches out to India, embassy to train Afghan diplomats in KabulIndia plans to hold a four-day training programme for Afghan foreign ministry officials in Kabul beginning Tuesday. The news regarding the training was issued by the Taliban government's ministry of..IndiaTimes - Published | |
How cycling carried two sisters out of the Taliban’s reachWhen the Taliban seized power in 2021, Yulduz and Fariba Hashimi faced a choice; leave behind their family or leave behind their sporting dreams.BBC Sport - Published | |
'Telangana is India's Afghanistan, KCR Taliban': YS SharmilaIndiaTimes - Published | |
ISIL-K threatened to launch terrorist attacks against embassies of India, China, and Iran in Afghanistan: UN reportThe ISIL-K have threatened to launch terrorist attacks against the embassies of India, Iran and China in Afghanistan and by targeting them, the terror group sought to undermine the relationship between..IndiaTimes - Published | |
'Women and girls in Afghanistan have no future': Cricketer's dreams destroyed by TalibanWhen the women's T20 cricket World Cup begins next Friday in South Africa, Nazifa Amiri would love to have been there.Sky News - Published | No contact from ICC, say Afghan women cricketersThe Afghanistan women's cricket team say the ICC has not contacting them since the Taliban takeover 18 months ago.BBC Sport - Published |
Double killer who claimed he fled Taliban jailed for murder of man in e-scooter fightA double killer who sought asylum in the UK has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering a man during a dispute over an e-scooter.Sky News - Published | Iran criticises Prince Harry over admission he killed 25 Taliban fighters - calling it 'war crime'Prince Harry has been accused by Iran of committing a "war crime" after he admitted killing 25 Taliban fighters whom he likened to "chess pieces" in his book.Sky News - Published |
Taliban’s Afghan-entry hits Indian companies projectsIndiaTimes - Published | Australia pull out of upcoming Afghanistan seriesAustralia withdraw from a men's one-day series against Afghanistan in March because of the Taliban's restrictions on women and girls.BBC Sport - Published |
Australia men's cricket team pulls out of Afghanistan matches over Taliban restrictions on women and girls' freedomsAustralia men's cricket team has pulled out of matches against Afghanistan over the Taliban's restrictions on the freedoms of women and girls.Sky News - Published | Suicide bomb attack kills 20 outside Afghan foreign ministry in KabulA suicide bomb attack outside the foreign ministry in Afghanistan's capital Kabul has killed at least 20 people and injured many others, the Taliban have said.Sky News - Published |
Harry says 'dangerous lie' told about his book - and claims Taliban remarks were taken out of contextPrince Harry has said the "most dangerous lie" about his explosive memoir Spare is that he boasted about killing 25 Taliban while serving as a soldier in Afghanistan.Sky News - Published | Afghans call for Prince Harry to be 'put on trial' after 'proudly' admitting to 'killing 25 Taliban'Afghans have called for Prince Harry to face prosecution for the deaths of the people he admitted killing during his time fighting in the country for the UK military.Sky News - Published |
'They were not chess pieces': Senior Taliban leader hits out at Prince Harry over '25 kills'A senior Taliban leader has told Prince Harry that the militants he killed in Afghanistan were "not chess pieces, they were humans".Sky News - Published | Taliban says 8 IS-K members involved in attacks on Kabul hotel & Pak embassy killed during raidsIndiaTimes - Published |
Taliban leader shames Pakistan, shares 1971 surrender pictureIndiaTimes - Published | Taliban 'trying to erase women' from society in AfghanistanThe foreign secretary has accused the Taliban of "trying to erase women from society in Afghanistan" after its ban on female NGO workers forced aid agencies to pull out.Sky News - Published |
Foreign aid groups in Afghanistan suspend work after Taliban ban on women workersSeveral groups providing aid in Afghanistan have suspended their operations, after the Taliban ruled women could no longer work for non-governmental organisations with immediate effect.Sky News - Published | Taliban ban Afghan women from working at NGOsThe Taliban have banned Afghan women from working at non-governmental organisations in the country.Sky News - Published |
'The world is watching': Sunak warns Taliban after women banned from universitiesRishi Sunak has warned the Taliban the "world is watching" after it banned women in Afghanistan from attending university.Sky News - Published | Taliban bans female students from universities in AfghanistanFemale students have been banned from universities in Afghanistan with immediate effect, the Taliban has said.Sky News - Published |
'There's really no future left' - Afghanistan's LGBT+ communityAfter the fall of Kabul to the Taliban in August 2021, the UK government made a promise to take in those who had helped UK forces during the war, and those most vulnerable to persecution.Sky News - Published | India will resume work in at least 20 stalled projects in Afghanistan: TalibanIndiaTimes - Published |
55 Afghan Sikhs, Hindus reach Delhi by special flightAs 55 men, women and children landed in Delhi, the number of those from the Sikh community remaining in Afghanistan number just a little over 40 with most of them staying back to protect and care for..IndiaTimes - Published | NIA: PFI aims to enforce Taliban brand of IslamPFI has assiduously followed a multi-pronged operational strategy that aims to communalise the nation's polity, encourage and enforce Taliban brand of Islam, heighten existing social divisions,..IndiaTimes - Published |
S Jaishankar slams China over UNSC listing of terrorists; Taliban claims Masood Azhar in Pakistan, not AfghanistanChina, which had blocked Masood Azhar's designation as a global terrorist for several years, is now extending similar favours to his brother.DNA - Published | Taliban junk Pak reports on Masood Azhar, say could hit tiesIndiaTimes - Published |
Taliban stop 60 Afghan Sikhs from leaving for India with holy bookIndiaTimes - Published |