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Afghan taxi drivers defy Taliban's music ban on the road
Despite a Taliban ban on music, some Afghan taxi drivers continue to play music in their cars as a quiet act of everyday defiance.
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Pakistan Rejects Afghan Claim, Says 13 Taliban Personnel Killed in Gulistan Sector
Islamabad's Ministry of Information and Broadcasting dismissed Afghanistan's claim that a Pakistani post near Spin Boldak was destroyed with no Afghan casualties, calling it fake and fabricated.
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Journalism and Resistance Under Taliban Rule, Five Years On
A France 24 program examines press freedom and women's rights in Afghanistan five years after the Taliban's return to power.
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Pakistani Forces Kill Afghan Taliban Fighters Amid Border Escalation
Pakistan's security forces report ongoing cross-border fire in the latest round of fighting with Afghanistan.
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Pakistan strikes ten sites in Afghanistan; Taliban say four civilians killed
Pakistan said the air and drone strikes were retaliation for a Taliban drone attack on a border post, a claim the Taliban denied while reporting four civilian deaths.
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Taliban Says It Seeks Ties With US, Calls for Washington to Address War Legacy
A Taliban spokesman told Anadolu Agency that the end of foreign military presence in Afghanistan remains the group's 'greatest achievement,' while calling for engagement with Washington.
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Pakistan: At least 31 dead in attack on police headquarters in Kohat
Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan claims responsibility for the attack targeting a police facility in the city of Kohat.
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NPR Report: Five Years After Taliban's Return, Kabul Life Shaped by Strict Social Rules
A new NPR News report examines how residents of the Afghan capital are navigating daily life under the Taliban's continued rule.
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Report Cites Security Failures, Broken Promises in Five Years of Taliban Rule in Afghanistan
A report cited by Associated Press of Pakistan says more than 20 militant groups and nearly 13,000 foreign fighters remain active in Afghanistan, with the banned Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan alone fielding thousands of fighters.
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UN Official and Women's Rights Advocate Call for Greater International Engagement on Afghanistan Crises
An officer-in-charge of the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan and a women's rights advocate urged the international community to increase engagement with Afghanistan, calling on the Taliban to lift restrictions on women and girls, according to a report by Anadolu Agency.
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Former US Diplomat Khalilzad Says Stable Afghanistan Serves US Interests
Zalmay Khalilzad, who served as a US envoy on Afghanistan, said Washington has an interest in preventing the country from becoming a base for groups hostile to the United States, according to Al Jazeera.
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