On October 14, Afghanistan's Taliban Ministry for the Propagation of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice announced plans to implement a law banning news media from publishing images of living beings. According to the ministry's spokesperson, Saiful Islam Khyber, the rule will be enforced gradually across the country by encouraging people to follow the belief that depicting living creatures is against Islamic law. This comes after the Taliban's judiciary introduced legislation formalizing their strict interpretations of Islamic law. While not all aspects of the new law have been strictly enforced yet, Taliban officials themselves continue to post images of people on social media.

Bangladesh: Afghan Taliban Vow To Implement Media Ban On Images Of Living Things

Taliban members and Pakistan officials will hold a meeting on Monday at Torkham over trade flows and people's movement across the Durand Line, according to local media.

Afghanistan, Pakistan to hold discussion over Durand line

Taliban negotiators and United States officials meeting in Qatar on Saturday finalised clauses to be included in a draft agreement to end the 17-year-old Afghan war, according to Taliban sources.

Round of US-Taliban talks ends with progress on draft peace deal: Taliban officials

The US envoy for Afghanistan peace efforts met with Taliban representatives in Qatar on Friday as President Donald Trump's administration pushed to find a way to end the 17-year-old Afghan war, the Wall Street Journal reported.

US envoy for Afghan peace meets Taliban officials in Qatar: Report