Taliban
The Taliban is a fundamentalist militant group that emerged in Afghanistan in the 1990s, known for its strict interpretation of Islamic law. After being ousted from power in 2001 by U.S.-led forces, the group gradually regained control and ultimately seized power again in August 2021. Since then, the Taliban has faced international scrutiny and criticism for its policies, especially regarding women's rights and media freedom.
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India:
The Taliban intervened in the marriage of a six-year-old girl but instructed to wait until she turns nine before bringing her home.
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Pakistan:
The Taliban regime in Afghanistan must be warned that improvement in relations and support for the TTP cannot go hand in hand.
3
Slovakia:
The ruling movement Taliban has banned chess throughout Afghanistan until further notice due to concerns it is used for gambling.
2
Belarus:
The Taliban government in Afghanistan has banned chess.
2
Malaysia:
Russia announced they will allow the Taliban authorities in Afghanistan to appoint an ambassador in Moscow.
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Bangladesh:
The Taliban has been criticized internationally for its attitude towards women.
2
Germany:
The Taliban have imposed restrictions that prevent girls from attending school and women from traveling alone.
1
Bangladesh:
The impact of Russia rebuilding its strength under the guise of a ceasefire will be like the Taliban's victory in Afghanistan.
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Estonia:
Taliban forces destroyed the Buddha statues in the Bamiyan valley.
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Jamaica:
The Taliban lifted the suspension of Radio Begum after the station made commitments to the authorities.
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