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Two Taliban Members Killed In Herat Attack, Says NRF

Two Taliban Members Killed In Herat Attack, Says NRF

Afghanistan's National Resistance Front (NRF) said its forces killed two Taliban members in a targeted operation in Herat's Injil district. The group also claimed to have seized two firearms and a radio communication device.

Pakistan Denies Arming Afghans Against Taliban

Pakistan Denies Arming Afghans Against Taliban

Pakistan's Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Saturday, 24 October, rejected allegations that it was arming Afghans to fight the Taliban or anti-Pakistan militant groups, describing the claims as "baseless and misleading".

Documents Reveal Switzerland Spent Over $16,000 On Taliban Delegation

New documents reveal that Switzerland spent more than $16,000 on a Taliban delegation's visit to Geneva in August 2025 to identify Afghans facing deportation and paid each of the four delegates a daily allowance.

UN Remains Committed To Supporting Afghans, Says New UNAMA Chief

New UNAMA chief Rabab Fatima says that despite the many challenges facing Afghans, their talent, aspirations and potential are greater than the difficulties they face.

Taliban Talks Depend On Action Against Afghan-Based Threats, Says Pakistan

Taliban Talks Depend On Action Against Afghan-Based Threats, Says Pakistan

Pakistan says it is ready to continue talks with the Taliban but insists further dialogue depends on concrete action to curb terrorist threats originating from Afghanistan.

Instability In Pakistan Is Not In Afghanistan’s Interest, Says Taliban

Instability In Pakistan Is Not In Afghanistan’s Interest, Says Taliban

The Taliban has again strongly rejected Islamabad’s claims that it is involved in Pakistan’s insecurity, saying it lacks the means to create or finance instability in other countries.

European Countries Must Not Deport Afghans to Danger, Says UN Rapporteur

European Countries Must Not Deport Afghans to Danger, Says UN Rapporteur

UN Special Rapporteur Richard Bennett has urged European countries not to deport Afghans to places where they may face danger, stressing that states must uphold their international human rights obligations.

Afghanistan International Reporter Maryam Rahmati Wins UNCA Journalism Award

Afghanistan International Reporter Maryam Rahmati Wins UNCA Journalism Award

Maryam Rahmati, Afghanistan International’s reporter at UN headquarters in New York, has won the 2026 bronze award from the United Nations Correspondents Association (UNCA).

Rocket Attack on Bagram Airbase Causes Taliban Casualties, says AFF

Rocket Attack on Bagram Airbase Causes Taliban Casualties, says AFF

The Afghanistan Freedom Front says its forces carried out a rocket attack on Taliban military and training facilities at Bagram airbase, causing casualties and damage.

Advanced Weapons Stockpiles In Afghanistan Pose Regional Threat, Says Pakistan

Advanced Weapons Stockpiles In Afghanistan Pose Regional Threat, Says Pakistan

Pakistan says stockpiles of advanced weapons and ammunition in Afghanistan pose a direct threat to neighbouring countries, including Pakistan.

First Freight Train From China's Shandong Departs For Afghanistan

First Freight Train From China's Shandong Departs For Afghanistan

The first special freight train from China’s Shandong province has departed for Hairatan in northern Afghanistan, carrying goods worth about 8 million yuan and expected to arrive in around 20 days.

US Should Support Political Alternatives to Taliban Rule, Says Former Trump Adviser

US Should Support Political Alternatives to Taliban Rule, Says Former Trump Adviser

Keith Kellogg, a former Trump national security adviser and US envoy for Ukraine, has urged Washington to engage Afghan political figures seeking to build a legitimate alternative to Taliban rule.

EU, Pakistan Express Concern Over Security Threats Linked To Afghanistan

EU, Pakistan Express Concern Over Security Threats Linked To Afghanistan

The European Union and Pakistan have voiced concern over the security implications of the situation in Afghanistan during their 10th counter-terrorism dialogue in Islamabad.

Militants Cross From Afghanistan To Kill Pakistanis, Says PM Sharif

Militants Cross From Afghanistan To Kill Pakistanis, Says PM Sharif

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif says militants enter the country from Afghanistan around the clock and target civilians and security forces, warning that the bloodshed must stop completely.

Pakistani Military, Intelligence Officials Met Anti-Taliban Leaders, Says NYT

Pakistani Military, Intelligence Officials Met Anti-Taliban Leaders, Says NYT

The New York Times reports that Pakistani military and intelligence officials have met leaders of armed anti-Taliban groups in recent months and discussed possible support.

91 Precent Of Humanitarian Aid To Afghanistan Cannot Be Traced, Says Report

91 Precent Of Humanitarian Aid To Afghanistan Cannot Be Traced, Says Report

The Kabul Institute says the transfer route for 91 per cent of humanitarian aid to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan is unclear, with only about 9 per cent of $8 billion in assistance traceable.

Taliban Member Killed In Takhar, Says AFF

Taliban Member Killed In Takhar, Says AFF

The Afghanistan Freedom Front has claimed responsibility for Wednesday evening’s blast in Taloqan, saying one Taliban member was killed and three others wounded in an attack on the group’s city intelligence unit.

Pakistan’s Pharmaceutical Exports Fall After Trade Halt With Afghanistan

Pakistan’s Pharmaceutical Exports Fall After Trade Halt With Afghanistan

Pakistan’s pharmaceutical exports fell sharply after trade with Afghanistan was halted, with their value dropping by more than 30 per cent in the 2026 financial year, according to Dawn.

Male University Enrolment In Afghanistan Has Fallen By One-Third, Says UN

Male University Enrolment In Afghanistan Has Fallen By One-Third, Says UN

A joint UNESCO-UNICEF report says Afghanistan’s education crisis extends beyond girls, with male university enrolment falling from about 306,000 in 2019 to 208,000 in 2026.

UN Staff Member Escapes Injury in Reported Gunfire Incident in Bamiyan

UN Staff Member Escapes Injury in Reported Gunfire Incident in Bamiyan

UNAMA says it is investigating and gathering information about a security incident involving one of its staff members in Bamiyan, confirming that the employee was not injured.

Russia Plans To Expand Defence Cooperation With Taliban

Russia Plans To Expand Defence Cooperation With Taliban

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova says Moscow plans to expand cooperation with the Taliban in counterterrorism, anti-narcotics efforts and defence.

European Parliament Committee to Discuss Recognising Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan

European Parliament Committee to Discuss Recognising Gender Apartheid in Afghanistan

The European Parliament’s Petitions Committee will discuss recognising gender apartheid in Afghanistan at a meeting in Brussels on 5 November, according to a letter sent to former Afghan MP Baktash Siawash.