The Taliban

The Dhaka Times Desk Boys and girls of all ages will be able to go to school in Afghanistan from next March. The Taliban government announced to open schools for all from the first day of the new academic year (March 21). To know more read details -
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The Dhaka Times Desk After talks with the Taliban in Afghanistan, Türkiye opened 10 girls' schools in the country. Türkiye took the step after talks with Taliban authorities on increasing women's education opportunities in Afghanistan. Read details to know more…
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The Dhaka Times Desk Afghanistan's fugitive President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani has indeed stolen millions of dollars, the Taliban has officially said. To know more read details -
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The Dhaka Times Desk Supreme Leader Maulvi Hebayt Ullah Akhunzada ordered the management of 'Islamic Emirates of Afghanistan' according to Islamic Shariah. The Taliban announced the country's interim government yesterday (Tuesday). To know more read details -
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Hasanuzzaman The Taliban is yet to come to a firm decision on how to govern the country after coming to power. There is considerable difference between them as to what their aims and objectives should be. To know more read details -
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The Dhaka Times Desk Taliban forces have now reached within 50 kilometers of Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan. To know more read details -
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The Dhaka Times Desk The Taliban group has captured 3 provincial capitals in Afghanistan in one day. With this, a total of 5 capitals went under the control of this group. To know more read details -
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The Dhaka Times Desk The Taliban would want a majority of power in any new government in Afghanistan. To know more read details -
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The Dhaka Times Desk Taliban mourned the death of journalist Danish Siddiqui. The organization informed that how Danish died, the matter is unknown to them. To know more read details -
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The Dhaka Times Desk The United States has finally reached a peace deal with the Taliban, ending the 18-year-long Afghan war. On February 29 in Doha, the capital of Qatar, in the presence of representatives of several countries and organizations of the world, this...
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The Dhaka Times Desk White House says, 'Taliban is not a terrorist group'. White House Deputy Press Secretary Erich Saltz said this at a press conference. Read more…
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The Dhaka Times Desk This time the Pakistani Taliban threatened to kill Indian Prime Minister Modi. In one threat, India and Pakistan first claimed responsibility for various attacks and threatened to wage a long-lasting 'shadow war' there. Read more…
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