Ahmed al-Sharaa, also known as Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, met with UN special envoy for Syria and emphasized 'rapid and effective cooperation' to rebuild Syria's economy and maintain its territorial integrity
The move shuts down yet another way women can receive an education in the country, drawing international ire
Taliban have called on national, international organizations to support their relocation plan
As Afghanistan and Pakistan battle the polio virus, public health officials have enlisted clerics to combat vaccine hesitancy
Journalists and civil liberties groups see new rules as further attempt by Taliban to suppress voices
Taliban object to transfer, call on Uzbekistan to return aircraft to Afghanistan
Three years after the Taliban takeover, journalists work in a tense environment of unwritten rules
The Taliban said they would not recognize the legitimacy of Afghan diplomatic missions in Australia, Canada and 11 European countries
Of the 3.1 million Afghan refugees in Pakistan more than 800,000 are undocumented
Afghanistan remains one of the world's most vulnerable countries to climate change
Taliban media restrictions and censorship are increasing, journalists and media analysts say
Barred from public, NGO jobs, women turn to private sector
Social media platforms have become a core way for media and activists to share information since the Taliban seized power
Zakat, or almsgiving, is aimed at redistributing wealth and alleviating poverty within the Muslim community
Four years later, Taliban are criticized for lack of inclusive government
Taliban say they will not attend conference without official recognition
The Afghanistan-based branch of the Islamic State claimed responsibility for the January 3 blasts in Iran that killed at least 95 people
Many Afghan families in Turkey have been waiting for resettlement in third countries for years
Chinese position on Taliban’s recognition inconsistent but transactional, experts say
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