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4 years after Taliban takeover, Afghan Londoners worry for future of women, girls
Aug. 15 marks four years since the Taliban captured Afghanistan's capital city Kabul just hours after U.S. troops withdrew. Londoners with ties to the country say the changes have induced worry for the future of women and young girls back home.
In the four years since the Taliban took control of Kabul, millions of Afghans who initially fled have now been expelled from ...
Iran and Pakistan have begun deporting Afghans who fled the Taliban's rule. For women in particular, returning means living under some of the harshest restrictions of any country, leaving many fearing ...
Speaking to Pakistani newspaper Daily Jang's editor Suhail Warraich during a meeting in Brussels, Munir described reports ...
Iran’s revolutionary guards are hunting British spies using a leaked Ministry of Defence list provided by the Taliban, The ...
Afghanistan's pursuit of water sovereignty through large-scale projects like the Qosh Tepa canal is intensifying regional ...
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Taliban mark fourth year in power in Afghanistan
Afghanistan's Taliban authorities marked the fourth anniversary of their takeover on Friday buoyed by Russia's first official ...
The fourth anniversary of the Taliban's return to power saw 10,000 people gather to celebrate - but on leader Hibatullah ...
Friday, August 15, marked the four-year anniversary of the collapse of the Afghan government and the U.S. withdrawal from ...
Thousands of Afghans gathered in Kabul to watch helicopters scatter flowers to mark the fourth anniversary of the Taliban's ...
Hibatullah Akhundzada's comments came on the fourth anniversary of the militant group's return to power following the U.S.
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