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Millions of Afghans to face food insecurity by next year, UN warns

More than19 million people in Afghanistan are expected to face acute food insecurity during the coming winter, the United Nations warned on Tuesday.

Radio France Internationale · 11h ago

Afghan Crisis Deepens: Taliban rule tightens grip on women and girls; UN warns of worsening plight

Since the Taliban's resurgence in Afghanistan, women's rights and access to education have suffered dramatically. Millions of girls are now prohibited from secondary and higher education, leading to dire social repercussions. In addition, food insecurity is rampant, affecting approximately 19.2 million individuals. The healthcare available has also significantly declined, obstructing…

The Times of India · Oct 17

Malnutrition stalks the most vulnerable in Afghanistan as aid cuts leave millions helpless

Hunger and acute malnutrition are rising dramatically in Afghanistan, the result of overlapping crises

The Independent UK · Oct 15

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BBC radio services suspended in Afghanistan as Taliban alleges ‘repeated violations’

The Taliban on Monday accused the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) of “repeated violations” as it suspended the broadcaster’s FM radio services in Afghanistan.

The Times of India · Oct 13

This Week in History: Anthrax panic and the Great Storm of 1987

Explore how major events between 12 and 18 October were captured on The Independent’s front pages

The Independent UK · Oct 12

Inside the Trump Administration's War on The Hague

In the name of national sovereignty, the U.S. government is trying to ban foreign governments—and American citizens—from voluntarily working with a war crimes tribunal.

Reason · Oct 12

46 Things That Happened In 2001 That Still Feel Like Yesterday

2001 was a dark year in the annals of human history, but it was also one of the best years in cinema, and a year that gave us an iPod and enough good music to fill it, and Juicy Couture sweats. This page is dedicated to capturing every memorable moment…

Bored Panda · Oct 12

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Bhagwant Mann accuses Delhi Police of violating Bangla Sahib sanctity; police cite ‘malicious’ video

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann condemned the entry of Delhi Police personnel into Gurdwara Bangla Sahib. The incident occurred during a protest against the Chief Election Commissioner in Delhi. The Delhi Police claimed that the personnel were merely walking through a common passage used by devotees. Matters escalated as protesters…

The Economic Times · Oct 11

'Saw what's at stake': Afghanistan veterans honoured

A quarter of a century after Australia deployed troops to Afghanistan, veterans have gathered to remember their role in the operation.

AAP · Oct 10

US plans for livestreamed execution would put it in company with few nations

The Pentagon's plans to live-stream a military execution would put it on a very short list of nations to execute someone publicly

The Independent UK · Oct 9

Pete Hegseth’s plan to livestream execution puts US in dubious company

Only Iran and Afghanistan routinely carry out sentences in public, with Saudi Arabia appearing to have ended practice

The Guardian - UK · Oct 9

US Compared to 'Oppressive Dictatorship' Countries Amid Trump-Hegseth Plan to Livestream Hasan Execution

The Pentagon plans to livestream the 3 December firing-squad execution of former Army Major Nidal Hasan, prompting bipartisan criticism and questions about the unprecedented broadcast.

International Business Times UK · Oct 9

What is the International Criminal Court?

South African judge Navanethem "Navi" Pillay, who was awarded the Nobel peace prize has been a judge on the International Criminal Court (ICC). The ICC was established in 2002 to prosecute individuals for war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide and the crime of aggression when member states are unwilling or…

The Economic Times · Oct 9

France confirms talks with Taliban to deport Afghans considered security risk

France has confirmed it is holding talks with the Taliban authorities in Afghanistan to facilitate the deportation of Afghan nationals who are in the country illegally and considered a security threat.

Radio France Internationale · Oct 9

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The Times of India · Oct 9

Makeup, colourful scarves, speaking in public: Bizarre reasons Taliban uses to detain women

Afghanistan’s Taliban authorities detained 52 women and one girl between July and September for alleged dress code violations and appearing in public without a male guardian, including for wearing makeup, colourful scarves or leaving their hair visible, the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) said on Thursday.

The Conversation · Oct 9

The war on terror failed Afghanistan. But the people’s hopes for democracy live on

Twenty-five years ago this week, the United States launched strikes in Afghanistan, targeting al-Qaeda training camps and Taliban military installations. It marked the beginning of the first military campaign in the US-led “global war on terror”.

The Independent UK · Oct 8

Afghan women facing arrest for wearing makeup and alleged dress code violations, UN says

The Taliban has arrested dozens of women in Afghanistan in recent months for alleged dress code violations, the United Nations says

The Economic Times · Oct 8

A quarter century later, legacy of US-led invasion of Afghanistan endures

The 25th anniversary of the US-led invasion of Afghanistan reflects on its enduring impact on Afghans. Many citizens express feelings of loss regarding personal freedoms following the Taliban's return to power. Women's rights in education and employment face significant restrictions despite some improvements in security. Formerly hopeful youths now see…

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The Independent UK · Oct 8

A quarter century later, the legacy of the US-led invasion of Afghanistan endures

A U.S.-led coalition invaded Afghanistan 25 years ago and launched Operation Enduring Freedom to dismantle al-Qaida

The Times of India · Oct 7

Pakistan-Afghanistan conflict: Why is Islamabad using air power instead of ground offensive

Pakistan and Afghanistan have, over the years, repeatedly exchanged fire along their international border, including in clashes since October last year.

The Guardian - UK · Oct 6

Three men jailed for raping teenage girl before fleeing UK in back of lorry

Trio and 17-year-old boy convicted of rape after they persuaded girl to travel into Bristol alone and got her drunk

The Economic Times · Oct 6

Kabul water crisis: Afghan capital edges towards 'day zero' as boreholes dry, drought bites and aid stays frozen

Kabul faces a severe water crisis as aquifers deplete faster than they can be replenished. The population growth has resulted in excessive groundwater extraction from unregulated borewells. Many residents now rely on expensive water from private tankers due to limited piped water access. Contaminated groundwater exacerbates the situation, leaving residents…

The Independent UK · Oct 6

Top Taliban officials wanted by ICC over persecution of women and girls

Judges unseal arrest warrants for supreme leader and three high-ranking officials for allegedly committing crimes against humanity

International Business Times UK · Oct 5

ICC Seeks Four Taliban Leaders Over Alleged Persecution Linked to Rape, Torture and Murder in Afghanistan

The ICC has made public arrest warrants for four senior Taliban figures, including supreme leader Haibatullah Akhundzada, over alleged persecution linked to discriminatory policies in Afghanistan.

The Economic Times · Oct 5

International Criminal Court unseals arrest warrants for Taliban education ministers

The warrants, for Habibullah Agha, minister of education, and Neda Mohammad Nadeem, minister of higher education, were issued on September 9, 2025 and remained under seal until Monday.

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