Ireland joins international criticism of exclusion of Afghan women from UN-Taliban talks
‘Silent diplomacy will only embolden the Taliban’, says Dublin-based Afghan journalist and film-maker
Islamic fundamentalist group
‘Silent diplomacy will only embolden the Taliban’, says Dublin-based Afghan journalist and film-maker
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Mistakes in dealing with terrorism in Northern Ireland are being repeated elsewhere, argues Prof Richard English in a new book
Analysts say Isis-K — a group blamed for the recent Moscow concert hall attack — gained strength after the US withdrawal
Many countries, including Ireland, advise against travel to the impoverished region
The Taliban say the restrictions are justified by their conservative interpretation of Islamic law. Unicef, the UN children’s fund, estimates the ban has affected more than 1mn girls
Cultivation in Afghanistan dropped 95% after ban by Taliban in 2022
Order to expand border facilities could double flow of migrants being forced to return to Taliban-ruled neighbour
Deadline passes for undocumented immigrants to leave Pakistan
Islamabad’s threat has torn families apart and pushed even Afghans with valid papers to leave
Disaster follows a series of deadly quakes over the weekend which left more than 2,000 dead and entire villages flattened
At least 2,400 dead and 2,000 injured following powerful quakes, says Taliban government, with chances of finding survivors diminished
Aftershocks continue to shake affected areas, forcing people out of their homes, say officials
Country’s ministry of disasters reports 1,320 houses damaged or destroyed after 6.3 magnitude quake
Pakistani Taliban distance themselves from attack as those responsible yet to come forward
Conservative MP made comments praising the Taliban after a visit to Afghanistan in July
From Afghanistan to South Sudan and Nairobi, the practical and dauntless Mary Ellen McGrogarty of the World Food Programme focuses on respecting the dignity and individuality of people in desperate need
AFGHANISTAN-CONFLICT/WFP (TV, PIX):UN food agency cuts rations to 2 million Afghans as funds dry up
New to the Parish: Manizha Khan came to Ireland from Afghanistan in 2021
Widows and divorcees among hardest-hit by strict restrictions
Róisín Ingle: The weight on my daughters’ schoolbooks has nothing on the burden placed on women and girls in Afghanistan
Afghanistan’s health system under huge strain and school ban will hit future health training
State department says US open to technical talks with the regime on stabilising the Afghanistan economy and tackling jihadi groups in the country
Death toll rises to at least 45 after assault claimed by Islamic State terror group
Australian Jordan Bryon was determined to stay on and continue making films despite the grave danger he was placing himself in
Hair salons and beauty parlours are last refuge for women otherwise confined to their homes by regime
Move is latest of growing restrictions imposed on women since Taliban returned to power in 2021
Decisions made by presidents had ‘serious consequences for the viability of the Afghan government’
No arrests made as the children were taken to hospital and are in ‘good condition’
Leadership is finalising guidelines on reversing the prohibition, according to the Norwegian Refugee Council
Bombing killed 170 civilians and 13 US troops in August 2021
UN agencies provide basic health, shelter and food aid to 28.3 million Afghans, more than half the population
New to the Parish: Safora Mohammadi came to Ireland from Afghanistan in 2021
Man seeks urgent injunction forcing State to provide him with accommodation
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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