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- September 4, 2026
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- Germany Accounts for Half of Afghan Asylum Applications in Europe in First Half of 2026
- Bosnia Border Police Arrest Including 18 Afghans, Near Croatian Border
- پولیس مرزی بوسنیا ۱۸ شهروند افغانستان، را در نزدیکی مرز کرواسی بازداشت کرد
- Human Rights Groups Call for Immediate Release of Six Women’s Rights Organization Staff Members
- Germany Deports 30 Afghan Migrants to Kabul on Charter Flight
- 18-Year-Old Girl in Herat Dies by Suicide After Taliban Forces Family to End Marriage to Shia Man
- Taliban Official Urges Media to Highlight Group’s Five-Year “Achievements” and Criticize Pakistan
- Human Rights Watch: Afghanistan Faces One of the World’s Worst Humanitarian and Human Rights Crises
- “Take Care of My Sons”: Afghan Migrant’s Final Message Before Dying in Nimroz Desert
- Taliban: More Than 2,200 Afghan Migrants Deported from Iran and Pakistan in One Day
- Former Afghan Justice Minister Calls Taliban’s Killing of Seven Suspected Thieves an “Extrajudicial Execution”
- Director and Employee of Tamadon TV Released from Taliban Custody
- More Than 2,000 Families in 12 Takhar Villages Lack Access to Safe Drinking Water
- Taliban Prison Chief Seeks Expanded UN Support for Detention Facilities
- AP Report: Suicide of 16-Year-Old Afghan Girl Highlights Deepening Crisis for Girls Under Taliban Rule
- Richard Bennett Calls Deaths of Afghan Migrants in Nimroz Desert “Horrific”
- Pakistan’s Punjab Province: Nearly 140,000 Afghan Migrants Detained and Deported
- Taliban Instruct Imams to Denounce Wedding Traditions Including Music, Bridal Makeup and Wedding Rings
- Bodies of 14 Afghan Nationals Found in Nimroz Desert After Disappearing on Route to Iran
- UNAMA Urges Taliban to Lift Ban on Girls’ Education
- UNAMA: Dozens of Ismaili Jamaat Khana centres closed in Badakhshan
- IOM: Flash Floods in Nuristan Leave Families Without Shelter, Clean Water and Food
- EU and Foreign Missions Express Condolences Over Deadly Nuristan Floods as IOM Sends Relief Teams
- Former Afghan Commando Fatally Shot in Khost After Returning from United States
- UNAMA Warns of Unprecedented Threats to Journalism as Independent Media Faces Growing Pressure
- At Least 11 Afghan Nationals Executed in Iran Over the Past Four Months, Rights Groups Say
- New Report: Afghan Media Faces a “Multilayered and Widespread Crisis” Under Taliban Rule
- New Documents Reveal Allegations of Torture and Civilian Killings by British Special Forces in Afghanistan
- European Parliament Member Warns Engagement with Taliban Could Lead to Political Normalization
- Amid Media Restrictions, Taliban Urges Journalists to Highlight the Group’s Achievements
- Report: 75% of Aid Organizations Have Accepted Taliban Conditions to Continue Women’s Employment
- India Offers 1,000 Online Scholarships for Afghanistan Students for the 2026–2027 Academic Year
- AMSO Reports Increasing Pressure on Media and Journalists Under Taliban Rule
- Taliban: Pakistan Returns 557 Afghanistan Migrant Families
- IRGC Says Strait of Hormuz Closed Until Further Notice
- Afghanistan Hold Protest Outside Germany’s Foreign Ministry in Berlin
- Turkey Detains Nearly 20,000 Afghanistan Migrants in First Half of 2026
- UN: More Than One Million Afghan Women Deprived of Humanitarian Assistance
- UN: Exclusion of Women from Social and Economic Spheres Will Push Afghanistan Toward a Deeper Crisis
- Mohaqiq Defends His and Ahmad Massoud’s Attendance at Khamenei’s Funeral Ceremony
- OCHA: 170 People Killed by Landmines and Unexploded Ordnance in Afghanistan During the First Five Months of the Year
- Tragic Death of Young Afghan Writer Naji Bigzad After Returning from Migration in Iran
- Committee to Protect Journalists Calls for Immediate Release of Tamadon TV Director and Resumption of Broadcasting
- From Exclusion to Participation: Afghan Women Abroad Reach Political Positions
- United Nations: Afghanistan Remains One of the World’s Largest Forced Displacement Crises
- Closure of the Afghan Embassy in Canberra Raises Concerns Among Afghan Migrants Over the Loss of the Last Symbols of the Former Republic
