Afghanistan Cricket and Rights
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Members of Afghanistan's women's cricket team, who fled the Taliban, are touring England for recognition, with one player stating, 'It's about all the girls in Afghanistan.' Meanwhile, India swept a three-match ODI series against Afghanistan, with Yashasvi Jaiswal scoring a century in the final match. An Afghan activist criticized the U.S. for losing interest in Afghanistan and ignoring human rights.
Taliban authorities mark five years ruling Afghanistan amid criticism
Taliban authorities marked five years since seizing control of Afghanistan with celebratory events across Kabul, featuring flag-adorned vehicles and military parades. Government spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid declared the day would be "written in golden lines in the history of Afghanistan." Hundreds gathered in squares, waving Taliban flags, while new murals proclaimed "Independence is a sign of dig…
Taliban authorities mark five years ruling Afghanistan amid praise and criticism
Taliban authorities marked five years of rule in Afghanistan on Saturday, August 15, with celebrations that highlighted the government's claims of "freedom" and enhanced security. The anniversary saw …
Concerns grow over increased global ties with Taliban in Afghanistan
Concerns are mounting over the growing international engagement with the Taliban in Afghanistan, as global powers show an increasing readiness to interact with the regime despite its severe human righ…
Why Alexander De Croo urges not to turn our backs on Afghanistan
Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo is calling on the international community to maintain its engagement with Afghanistan, even as the Taliban mark five years in power. He argues that abandoning …