The Taliban offers the United States access to Afghanistan's mineral wealth in exchange for closer economic cooperation, the easing of sanctions, and frozen Afghan assets. Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi told the Financial Times that Kabul would "certainly" welcome American investments. (translated)
The Foreign Minister of the Taliban government, Amir Khan Muttaqi, said to The New York Times that the United States could reopen the embassy in Kabul and restore diplomatic presence. He also urged the USA to invest in Afghan mineral resources, dams, and roads. (translated)
Läraren förrättar upprop i klassen första dagen i skolan i Landskrona. "Mustafa El Ekh Zeri?" "Här." "Achmed El Kabul?" "Här." "Fatima Al Chadoury?" "Här." "Abdul Alu Ohlmi?" "Här." "Mohammed Ibn Achrha?" "Här." "Mi Cha El Ohl Son". Ingen reaktion och fortsatt tystnad medan alla tittar runt i klassrummet. Läraren upprepar. "Finns någon här vid namn Mi Cha El Ohl Son?" En pojke reser sig och säger "Ledsen magistern. Jag tror det måste vara jag. Mitt namn uttalas Michael Ohlson" #skola #utbildning #klassrum
Heute wurden 23, teils schwerstkriminelle Afghanen nach Kabul geflogen. Warum verschweigen sie uns, wie viel Urlaubsgeld sie bekamen? #Afghanistan #Kriminalität #Politik
The Federal Police of Germany organized another charter flight to Kabul, on which 23 Afghan nationals who are required to leave, mostly criminals, were deported, while the federal government continues to emphasize its stance on deporting other individuals required to leave despite international criticism of its deportation policy. (translated)
In Germany, 23 serious offenders from Afghanistan were deported to Kabul overnight, which is being heavily discussed by both the government and protesters demonstrating against cooperation with the Taliban. (translated)
Germany has once again deported 23 Afghan men from Leipzig/Halle Airport to Kabul, accompanied by the Federal Police, rekindling the ongoing debate about security and humanity in the political landscape. (translated)
Det är verkligen otroligt hur invandrare kan skriva långa texter om hur de saknar sina hemländer, gemenskapen som fanns, människorna de saknar och landet som inte längre finns – samtidigt som de totalt blundar för de miljontals svenskar som känner exakt samma sak inför Sverige till följd av massinvandringens konsekvenser. De har inget Kabul, Mogadishu eller Aleppo att åka hem till när de känner sig som främlingar i sitt eget land. Sverige är det enda land de har kvar. #Migration #Identitet #Sverige
In an explosion near a school in the predominantly Hazara area of Kabul, at least 42 children aged 9 to 14 were injured, according to UN reports. (translated)
Sarrazin with his usual sober analysis. What is lacking in his approach, yet is included in the solution, is the internal differentiation within Islam. Dubai Islam is indeed something different from Kabul Islam, Istanbul is not Islamabad. One can address the problem in terms of radicalism. (translated)
In an explosion at a school in Kabul, Afghanistan, a detonated hand grenade injured dozens of people, primarily female students who were leaving the school at the time of the incident. (translated)
According to reports, at least 52 people were injured today in an explosion of a hand grenade in a school in Kabul, mainly female students, while the background of the incident, which occurred in an area populated by Shia Hazaras, remains unclear. (translated)
Five years after the fall of Kabul, 150 Afghan guards are still waiting for evacuation to the Netherlands, while earlier evacuees are now facing uncertainty about their residence status, which the cabinet seems to ignore despite earlier promises to help them. (translated)
The Taliban in Afghanistan celebrated the anniversary of their return to power, gathering in the streets of Kabul accompanied by dances, music, and a symbolic display of materials used in the past to construct bombs, while concerns grow over human rights violations and the imposition of strict restrictions on women and girls. (translated)
Five years since the Taliban regained power in Afghanistan, the anniversary ceremonies in Kabul were overshadowed by a severe humanitarian crisis, with millions of people affected and serious restrictions imposed on women and girls, despite official claims regarding the respect for their rights. (translated)
Baber Khan Sahel and his family, evacuated from Afghanistan after the Taliban took Kabul, are starting a new life in Campaspero, Valladolid, after five years of uncertainty and waiting to be able to return home. (translated)
OPEN LETTER: Mr. @bundeskanzler, five years ago today the Taliban conquered Kabul. Barefoot, in sandals, on mopeds. They dealt a humiliating defeat to NATO and also to Germany. You, Mr. Merz, passionately advocated for it in the German Bundestag 20 years prior. (translated)
The Taliban celebrated the fifth anniversary of their takeover in Kabul, while Afghanistan is experiencing a severe humanitarian crisis under their authoritarian rule, with international aid severely restricted and women and girls systematically excluded from education and public life. (translated)
The article describes the situation in Afghanistan after five years of Taliban rule, which has imposed a series of restrictions on women's rights since taking Kabul in 2021, including a ban on education for girls above the sixth grade and limitations on access to various places and activities, resulting in an alarming UN report on women's discrimination in the country. (translated)
The Taliban celebrated the fifth anniversary of their takeover in Afghanistan in Kabul, while the humanitarian crisis in the country and the massive restrictions on human rights, especially women's rights, are being criticized. (translated)
