Newsflash:

Category: Afghanistan

Afghanistan Freedom Front target Afghan Talibans
Afghanistan Freedom Front fighters kill two Taliban members in a targeted attack on a Taliban base near police headquarters in Faryab.
Taliban growing Ideology Threat
A new report reveals how the Taliban is turning Afghanistan's education system into an ideological weapon to train a new generation for global jihad.
Taliban’s War on Education
The Taliban's "War on Education" is dismantling Afghanistan's intellectual life, replacing modern schools with ideological madrasas, and denying women healthcare and learning.
Taliban madrasa system as an ideological tool
The 'National Interest' warns Taliban have turned education and madrasas into tools of ideological control, posing regional security risks.
AFF recent attack in Badakhshan on Taliban security
AFF claims a guerrilla attack on a Taliban security unit near the Badakhshan governor’s office in Fayzabad, highlighting rising resistance.
Sirajuddin Haqqani calls for Taliban governance based on public consent
Sirajuddin Haqqani calls for governance based on public consent, but Taliban actions and rights records continue to draw regional scrutiny.
GDI Warns of Force as Ulema Decree Stresses Restraint
Contrasting messages from the Taliban's security and clerical wings, a GDI official warned of force while ulema urged restraint, suggest a widening structural split in the leadership.
Haqqani Compares Pakistan Army Chief’s TTP Stance to George W. Bush, Insists Conflict is Internal
Afghanistan's Interior Minister Haqqani compared Pakistan Army Chief Munir's TTP demands to US rhetoric, insisting the conflict is an internal Pakistani matter, widening the trust gap.
NRF Attack in Kunduz Highlights Ongoing Challenge to Taliban Control
NRF attacked Taliban forces in Kunduz, killing and wounding three, highlighting that the conflict in Afghanistan is far from over.
Militant Network Behind the FC Headquarters Suicide Attack Identified
Investigation confirms the Peshawar FC Headquarters suicide attackers were Afghan nationals facilitated by a local network, raising concerns about border security.
1 62 63 64 65 66 108