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despite a chinese threat that america will "pay the price" for her visit. liz truss scraps a plan to link public sector pay to local living costs following a backlash from a number of senior conservatives. hello, welcome to bbc news. the energy company bp has reported its second highest quarterly profit in its history. between april and june it made £6.9 billion pounds in profit — three times the figure for the same period last year. the company said its oil trading performance was ...

Observers say there are more repressive measures in the pipeline as the Taliban reverts to the brutal policies of its first stint in power. In recent weeks, the militant group has reintroduced corporal punishments and intensified its assault on women's rights. 

Despite claims by the Taliban that women would not be discriminated against by its new government, the rights and freedoms of women and girls have been dramatically curtailed in Afghanistan, raising alarm among international human rights organizations.

Humor is being used in terrorist propaganda magazines to reinforce identity and promote group bonding, new research suggests.The study found that different

One year after the fall of Kabul, many of the opposition commanders famous for their stand in Panjshir Valley remain exiled in Tajikistan. Analysts paint a picture of a weak armed resistance against…

One year after the fall of Kabul, many of the opposition commanders famous for their stand in Panjshir Valley remain exiled in Tajikis

This week's Gandhara Briefing brings insight into the killing of top Pakistani Taliban commanders, the brain drain from Afghanistan, and why private schools are shutting down in the country.

Community at large very, very difficult. al-qaeda is no longer the global threat it once was, but the killing of zawahiri will further deepen the distrust between the taliban and the west, as afghanistan continues to struggle amidst a deep economic crisis. secunder kermani, bbc news, kabul. joining me now is dr weeda mehran programme director of ma in conflict, security and development at the university of exeter. very good evening to you. how significant, first of all, is his death? how big, ho...

Energy will bite especially hard for those on low incomes and wild benefit rights may catch up in a few years that will not help people who are planning a week to week and might be unemployed this year. thats all. back to you. sam, thank you. the taliban have reversed a decision to allow teenage girls back to secondary school in afghanistan. on wednesday, many of them showed up at the school gates, only to be sent home. the reason given by the taliban was that a decision still has to be made on ...

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