Aid groups contracted with the United States have paid at least $10.9 million in fees and taxes to the Taliban so they can operate in Afghanistan.
U.S. House passed bill supporters say would ‘defund the Taliban.’ Here’s context
Aid groups contracted with the United States have paid at least $10.9 million in fees and taxes to the Taliban so they can operate in Afghanistan.
Lindsey Graham: Trump reversed the damage done by Afghanistan withdrawal under Biden
S.C., discusses the impact of the ceasefire between Iran and Israel and the United States’ involvement in the 12-day conflict on ‘Hannity.’ …
Malaysia, Kyrgyzstan call for Afghanistan’s reintegration into international community
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s statement comes after meeting Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov in Kuala Lumpur – Anadolu Ajansı …
UNODC report shows the human toll of drug use and the way forward for Afghanistan
PRESS RELEASE UNODC report shows the human toll of drug use and the way forward for Afghanistan Kabul, Afghanistan — 26th June 2025. As of 2023, an estimated 27,000 individuals …
Tajila Mullahkhel Featured in In-Depth Interview Exploring Her Journey from Afghanistan to Engineering Innovator
Tajila Mullahkhel Shares Her Inspiring Journey of Resilience, Innovation, and Cultural Identity SALT LAKE CITY, UT / ACCESS Newswire / June 25, 2025 / Tajila Mullahkhel, a self-employed chemical …
Former advisers who served in Afghanistan sue the federal government + a herd of goats is in town
Here’s the latest on the fight for advisers who served in Afghanistan to receive medical and financial support and the reception to the Ford government’s changes to children’s aid societies.
Afghanistan’s last finance minister turned Uber driver ponders his country’s collapse and his life – The Washington Post
Until last summer, Khalid Payenda was Afghanistan’s finance minister, overseeing a $6 billion budget — the lifeblood of a government fighting for its survival in a war that had long been at …
Afghanistan dispatch: success of new Taliban financial laws requires more engagement with international community – JURIST – News
This disruption could further exacerbate Afghanistan’s economic woes, potentially leading to currency devaluation, liquidity shortages, and increased financial exclusion. To mitigate these risks, the …
Afghanistan’s Only Luxury Hotel Shutting Down? Taliban Takes Control Of Kabul Property – MSN
K ABUL: The Taliban are taking over the operations of Afghanistan’s only luxury hotel in Kabul, more than a decade after they launched a deadly attack there that killed nine people. The Serena …