Government
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Interim Government’s First Official Participation in Russia’s International Security Meeting
DIDPress: For the first time, Afghan interim government has sent representatives to the International High-Level Security Meeting in Russia. The event is being held from May 27 to 29 at the Russian National Center, hosted by the country’s Security Council.…
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Taliban: Afghanistan’s Independence Non-Negotiable
DIDPress: Taliban government’s Minister of Rural Rehabilitation and Development, Mohammad Younus Akhundzada, vowed that preserving Afghanistan’s independence is a red line, denying rumors of internal divisions within the leadership. “There is no internal disagreement or split among the interim government’s…
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China Backs up Improved Relations Between Kabul-Islamabad
DIDPress: China supports improvement of relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan through dialogue and economic development, announced Chinese Foreign Ministry. The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs vowed Beijing is ready to play an active role in improving relations between Kabul and…
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Afghanistan in Darkness: Ban on Images of People in Afghanistan Media
DIDPress: The Taliban have recently banned the publication of images of people in 18 provinces, with plans to extend this prohibition across the entire country soon. The Taliban have issued a new directive banning the publication of images of people…
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Taliban’s Ministry of Industry and Commerce Pledges to Create 550,000 Jobs
DIDPress: Nuruddin Azizi, the Taliban’s acting Minister of Industry and Commerce, announced the ministry’s commitment to creating 550,000 job opportunities in Afghanistan. The statement came after a meeting with Mawlawi Mohammad Zahid Ahmadzai, Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Affairs.…
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Serve People and Avoid Internal Differences, says Mullah Hibatullah in Kabul
Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada, the leader of the caretaker government, during a visit to Kabul, spoke at a training seminar for the officials of Kabul province, underlining the importance of serving the people and avoiding internal differences.
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Three UN Conditions for Handing Over Afghanistan’s Seat to the Taliban
The United Nations, as part of a political plan with mutual conditions, is considering transferring Afghanistan’s seat to the Taliban.
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Afghanistan won’t Become Negative Battleground for Global Power Rivalry – Muttaqi
DIDPress: Afghanistan is pursuing a balanced foreign policy and will not become a battleground for global powers, says the acting foreign minister of the caretaker government. Amir Khan Muttaqi, acting foreign minister of the caretaker government, emphasized in an interview…
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UN Emphasizes Bilateral Negotiations for Recognizing Taliban Government
Kabul, Afghanistan – Indrika Ratwatte, the UN spokesperson in Afghanistan, stated that the decision to recognize the Taliban government falls under the authority of the UN General Assembly. He underscored the importance of direct dialogues to address concerns and find…
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Afghan Crisis; Beijing and Moscow Wrestling in Vacuum Left by US
One issue is troubling the Chinese-Russian approach towards Afghanistan, and it is likely to turn the two giants against each other: contradictory definition of inclusive government
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