It has been 135 days since the Taliban took over Kabul. With each passing day, the group is now taking Afghanistan back to the 1990s; rights and liberties of women are being snatched away one at a time but the afghan women are not ready to give up just yet. Their jobs education freedoms rights and all that they enjoyed for the last 20 years this time they have taken the fight into their own hands. Women in Afghanistan have been protesting in close spaces and out on the streets especially in Kabul.

Afghanistan: Taliban returns to old ways, uses bullets to silence protesting women

This winter season is said to seal the fate of Afghanistan. A thick blanket of snow has covered the city of Kabul, millions are starving without aid the economy is in free fall and the citizens of Afghanistan are staring at a bleak winter with a new government in charge this year.

Afghanistan: First snowfall brings misery, lack of foreign aid could be worrisome

Afghanistan has signed a new agreement with Tajikistan's "Tajik Electricity" company for the extension of the import of electricity for the next year, Xinhua news agency reported.

Afghanistan signs electricity supply contract with Tajikistan amid power crisis

Acting Afghan Higher Education Minister Abdul Baqi Haqqani on Sunday said ''co-education is against Islamic values.'' He also added that his government does not oppose women's education but rather the concept of men and women studying together.

Co-education is against Islamic values, says Afghan Education Minister

In a recent development, the Taliban has dismissed Afghanistan's election commission. "There is no need for these commissions to exist and operate," Taliban government spokesman Bilal Karimi said.

Taliban dismiss Afghan election commission in decision seen as hurried

The two allies Afghan Taliban and the Pakistan government are at loggerheads over the border region known as the Durand line. In the latest, there has been a fresh exchange of fire between the parties, and that comes after the Taliban has uprooted barbed wires erected by Islamabad in east Nangarhar province along the Durand line.

The two allies Pakistan & Taliban spar over the border region known as the Durand line

In yet another measure against women's rights, Afghanistan's Taliban government said on Sunday that trasport should not be offered to women seeking to travel anything other than short distances unless they are accompanied by a close male relative.

Afghan women can't travel long distances without male relative: Taliban

It has been 133 days since the Taliban's second coming in Afghanistan, and from the last 100 days, the regime has cropped women's rights, plunged the country into an economic and humanitarian crisis and discarded democracy from the country. In the latest, the Taliban has dissolved Afghanistan's election commission which was a panel that supervised polls during the previous Western-backed administration.

Taliban forces plunge Afghanistan into economic & humanitarian crisis

Governor of Afghanistan's Paktika province on Saturday asked shopkeepers to use only Afghan currency in their daily transactions. Governor Maulvi Abdullah Mukhtar visited Sharana, capital of Paktika province on Saturday.

Afghanistan: Governor of region bordering Pakistan asks people to use Afghan currency

Taliban dissolves Afghanistan's election commission that supervised polls for the previous regime

The United States has issued at least five general licenses which basically enables US citizens, aid organisations, and other organizations to do transfers into Afghanistan for “specified purposes”.

What does the issuance of additional general licenses mean for Afghanistan?

British worker, Grant Bailey, is missing in Afghanistan after he was seized by the Taliban. As per a report by Mirror, he was arrested by Taliban police during a security clampdown in Kabul.

British worker Grant Bailey missing in Afghanistan after Taliban seized him at gunpoint

The UN wants to pay nearly 6 million dollars to Taliban govt. According to reports, this money will then go to the Taliban interior ministry and it is meant for the protection of UN facilities and personnel.

UN decides to pay 6 million dollars to Taliban

A suicide bomber was killed at the gate of a passport office in the Afghan capital Kabul on Thursday, a government spokesman said, and several people were injured in the blast, according to unconfirmed reports.

Suicide bomber killed at Kabul passport office gate

In an effort to maintain the flow of aid to Afghanistan as it sinks deeper into a humanitarian crisis, on Wednesday the United States officially exempted from sanctions, US and UN officials doing permitted business with the Taliban.

To keep aid flowing to Afghanistan, US authorises certain transactions with Taliban

UNSC adopts resolution to ease Afghan aid

First war and now natural calamities, it is a storm of crisis for war-torn Afghanistan. 25 out of 34 provinces have been hit hard by drought.

Climate change parches Afghanistan

A recent survey has revealed a drastic change in the Afghan media landscape since the Taliban took over. Carried out by non-profit organisation Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and the Afghan Independent Journalists Association (AIJA), the survey talks about how 231 media outlets have been shut and over 6,400 journalists have lost their jobs since the Taliban takeover.

Since Taliban takeover, over 6,000 Afghan journalists have lost jobs; women journalists severely impacted

UN to pay 6 million dollars to Taliban for protection of its facilities in Afghanistan

In a sign of fresh border tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan, the Taliban forces uprooted barbed wires erected by the Pakistan security forces in the eastern Nangarhar province along the Durand Line, according to local media reports.

Taliban tear down barbed wire fence put up by Pak forces as Durand Line border tension brews

First war & now natural disasters are battering Afghanistan as 25 of 34 provinces are hit by drought

Opium poppy cultivation and harvesting have long been a part of Afghanistan's history. By 2021, Afghanistan's harvest will account for more than 90% of worldwide illegal heroin production and more than 95% of European supply.

Afghanistan produces 85% of the world's opium: UN report

The United Nations is proposing to pay nearly $6 million for protection in Afghanistan to Taliban-run Interior Ministry personnel, whose chief is under UN and US sanctions and wanted by the FBI, according to a UN document and a source familiar with the matter.

UN proposes to pay nearly $6 million to Taliban for security

Watch WION analyse two major meetings in South Asia that had a common agenda, Afghanistan. India hosted Central Asia Dialogue in India, whereas Pakistan hosted OIC's Foreign Ministers' meeting on Afghanistan.

A tale of two meetings: Central Asia Dialogue in India & OIC's meeting in Pakistan

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