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Rajasthan: Youth arrested for selling 4500 GB confidential information on dark web, along with military and govt information, IS and Taliban data also recovered

During the raid, the officials discovered over 90 million data belonging to US individuals, as well as a large amount of data belonging to the Islamic State and the Taliban on the dark web

Indian origin student from Britain jokes about being a part of the Taliban, faces trial in Spain now

Accused Indian student Aditya Verma, an economics student at Bath University, is currently on bail after he joked about being a part of Taliban

Taliban imposes Sharia restrictions on single Afghan women, bars access to employment, travel, healthcare if unmarried or have no male guardian

UN spokesperson Stephane Dujarric commented on the recent UN report. He stated that women in Afghanistan are facing horror and that it is unimaginable to have a life there.

Taliban advises Pakistan and Iran to “exercise restraint” amidst growing tensions over air-strikes

Balkhi further asserted that after attaining peace and stability post prolonged "imposed wars" both Iran and Pakistan should make efforts to bolster regional stability and resolve disputes via dialogue and diplomatic means.

‘Have violated Islamic values’: Taliban now arrests women for wearing ‘bad hijabs’ in Afghanistan

Abdul Ghafar Farooq, a spokesman for the vice and virtue ministry, did not indicate how many women had been jailed for what constitutes "bad hijab." However, he said that the arrests were made three days ago.

23 Pakistani troops dead, 32 injured in suicide attack by Tehreek-e-Jihad Pakistan in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Tehreek-e-Jihad Pakistan, or TJP, a newly formed militant group thought to be an offshoot of the TTP, claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement.

Afghanistan embassy in New Delhi announces permanent closure, says Indian govt will now decide whether to allow Taliban ‘diplomats’ work in the building

"The diplomats of the Afghan Republic have handed over the mission solely to the Indian government. It now rests upon the Indian government to decide the fate of the mission, whether to maintain its closure or consider alternatives, including the possibility of handing it over to Taliban diplomats", the embassy said in its statement.

Pakistan’s move to expel Afghan refugees will increase Afghanistan’s mistrust towards Pakistan: Taliban spokesperson

Taliban spokesperson Zabiullah Mujahid said that Pakistan expelling Afghan refugees will increase the mistrust of the Afghans toward Pakistan

Friends turned foes: How Pakistan has fallen out with Taliban after it came to bite them back

While pointing fingers at Afghan refugees, the Pakistan caretaker PM did not provide any details about the alleged involvement of Afghan nationals in any specific terror attack.

Afghan refugees deported from Pakistan: How Taliban, once propped up by Islamabad, has come back to bite it

Hundreds and thousands of Afghans who fled Talibani rule in Afghanistan to neighbouring Pakistan are forced to return as Islamabad begins crackdown against what it calls 'illegal refugees'.

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