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Taliban takes over Afghanistan

Dear Haqqani, your Ghaznavi tried multiple times to erase us, but we kept rising. Somnath Temple now stands tall and beautiful for all of...

Anas Haqqani, leader of the Islamist group Haqqani Network on Tuesday visited the tomb of Mahmud Ghaznavi, who attacked the Somnath temple in Gujarat in 10th century 17 times and even broke the idol.

Malala praises Imran Khan for standing up for girls’ education after Pakistan harboured and nurtured Taliban which shot her in the head

Khan was quoted by BBC as saying, "I think they (Taliban) will allow women to go to schools. The idea that women should not be educated is just not Islamic. It has nothing to do with religion."

‘Our pandering has allowed Pakistan to set the region on fire’: USA expert calls for end to the ‘toxic relationship’ with Pakistan

In a strongly-worded article in The Hill, US expert Arthur Herman has written that it is time (for the USA) to pull the plug on the toxic relationship with Pakistan.

Taliban regime requests India to resume flight services between India and Afghanistan, writes to DGCA saying normalcy has returned

Taliban Civil Aviation and Transport minister writes to DGCA in India requesting to resume flight servicers between the two countries

‘Rising pro-Taliban sentiment among Muslims’: Kerala CPIM document blames Jamaat-e-Islami for fanning extremism in the state

Meanwhile, Jamaat-e-Islami (Hind) has accused the ruling Kerala CPI (M) unit of creating a 'false perception' for political benefits.

Pakistan PM Imran Khan claims ex-US President Ronald Reagan compared ‘mujahideens’ to America’s founding fathers, but he’s wrong

Despite debunking the false information peddled by Imran Khan, his supporters continued to defend him.

Taliban hangs man accused of kidnapping in full public glare, meant to be a lesson for others

Earlier, Taliban founder Mullah Nooruddin Turabi announced that they will carry out execution and amputation for crimes.

Taliban writes to UN demanding to be invited to address the UNGA meet, nominates Doha spokesperson as UN ambassador

Taliban has written to the United Nations demanding that they be invited to address the ongoing UNGA session in New York

Not without our Taliban: SAARC Ministers’ meet cancelled because Pakistan wanted Islamist group to participate

Reports citing diplomatic sources said that Pakistan wanted the SAARC Chair Nepal to guarantee that the former Afghanistan government led by Ashraf Ghani will not represent the country at the SAARC meeting.

Watch: Taliban chants ‘Allahu Akbar’ while ripping off Pakistan flag on truck carrying humanitarian aid

Speaking to Pakistani media, the chairman of Pak-Afghan Cooperation Forum had said that they would support Afghanistan at all levels as it is a Muslim neighbouring country.

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