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Or another has a chance to, you know, to follow what both sides, the taliban and the us are doing. i can say i havent seen the slightest shred of evidence of counterterrorist cooperation between the united states and the taliban in the struggle against daesh. they are both operating independently against daesh, and frankly, it would be politically impossible for the americans to cooperate with the taliban against daesh. the taliban have just crossed so many red lines. so yeah, its something that...

It seems, so maybe hes rolling the dice. , as i think it is rolling the dice. , as i think it is rolling the dice and we will see how far either side will go on this.— side will go on this. thank you so much for your— side will go on this. thank you so much for your and _ side will go on this. thank you so much for your and insist - side will go on this. thank you so much for your and insist there . much for your and insist there michelle. lets turn to afghanistan now the islamic state leade...

The UN's special rapporteur for Afghanistan, Richard Bennett, has called for the immediate and unconditional release of Parisa Mubariz, a women’s rights activist.

Meet Ahmad Rateb Popal, a middleman who brokered the most critical contracts and bargained between insurgent groups, foreign troops, and the changing power centres of Afghanistan.

At least 166 people have died in a wave of bitterly cold weather sweeping Afghanistan, the Disaster Management Ministry said on January 28.

Large parts of Afghanistan have fallen into darkness amid massive power outages across the country. Residents in the capital, Kabul, say they have received only around one hour of electricity every two days in recent weeks.

The United Nations' aid chief visited Kabul on January 23 and raised concerns over women's education and work with the Taliban administration's acting minister of foreign affairs, an Afghan ministry statement said.

Akhundzada has cemented himself as the final say in virtually all matters by micromanaging the Taliban government.

And while there has been some consistent backlash within the Talibans ranks, Akhundzada has cemented himself as the final say in virtually all matters by micromanaging the Taliban government and decreeing policies that deprive Afghans of fundamental rights.Few

And while there has been some consistent backlash within the Talibans ranks, Akhundzada has cemented himself as the final say in virtually all matters by micromanaging the Taliban government and decreeing policies that deprive Afghans of fundamental rights.Few