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Afghanistan· KabulTaliban's Five-Year Rule in Afghanistan and International Response
Five years after the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, the country remains diplomatically isolated, with growing humanitarian needs and women increasingly excluded from public life, prompting calls for international action.
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Taliban Marks Five Years in Power in Afghanistan Amidst Human Rights Concerns
First report 6h agoLast update 1h agoThe Taliban marked their five-year anniversary in power with parades and statements emphasizing their control and the end of the war, portraying it as a victory over Western domination.
The Taliban are actively pursuing diplomatic engagement and inviting the US to reopen its embassy and invest in Afghanistan's resources, aiming to end their international isolation and build relations based on mutual respect.
Human rights organizations and news outlets strongly condemn the Taliban's systematic violations of human rights, particularly the severe restrictions imposed on women and girls, calling for international accountability.
Some sources criticize the international community for engaging with the Taliban despite their repressive regime, while others question the effectiveness of past interventions.
An official document reveals the Afghan Taliban regime secretly deployed ETIM fighters to Badakhshan, raising security concerns.
Afghan Refugees Rebuild Lives in France Five Years Post-Taliban
First report 6h agoLast update 6h agoReports highlight the difficulties Afghan refugees face in France, including language barriers, housing, and employment, while appreciating new freedoms.
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