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Official report by Home Office watchdog finds ‘unpublished policy’ affecting resettlement schemes started in November 2022
Islamabad blames Taliban for harbouring militants despite supporting the group during US occupation
Islamabad’s crackdown on foreign nationals has disproportionately affected the well-established population
Digital platforms say tens of thousands have enrolled for internet classes since imposition of restrictions
Afghan Witness analysis finds corporal punishment frequently imposed for crimes such as adultery and robbery
Underdog’s victories over powerhouses such as England offer cheer to fans in Taliban-ruled nation
More than 200,000 people have been told to return to a country in grip of humanitarian crisis
Order to expand border facilities could double flow of migrants being forced to return to Taliban-ruled neighbour
Undocumented Afghans forced to return to Taliban-led homeland after warning from security forces
Officials struggle to cope with one of the deadliest natural disasters to hit the country in recent years
Aid inflows and Taliban currency controls help afghani climb almost 10%
FCDO applies to have parts of former senior civil servant’s witness statement struck out for employment tribunal case
Current policy is harming the prospects of those who need our help most, particularly women and girls
Probe said military planners had failed to consider ‘worst-case scenarios’ and did not properly prepare for evacuation
The US and its allies must prioritise investment in the country’s agricultural systems
Beijing looks to boost investment in Afghanistan and bring country into Belt and Road project
Islamist group’s ban will exacerbate world’s ‘most severe humanitarian crisis’, says agency
Biden administration also acknowledges change in evacuation policies after criticism over chaotic withdrawal
Lord Justice Haddon-Cave says probe is ‘critical’ for reputation of armed forces and the country
Donors forced to consider compromising or shutting down operations in Afghanistan
The exiled politician on the ‘game’ America plays in her homeland, the ‘Taliban twilight for women’ — and the day militants tried to blow up her car
Matthew Heineman’s documentary is a multi-sided portrait with startling close-up access
Cost of opium and methamphetamine soars despite little evidence the ban is being enforced
Isis attacks have claimed hundreds of Hazara lives since the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan
Move comes amid growing fears about economy under Taliban rule
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