Former Afghan diplomat Mullah Abdussalam Zaif claimed that Zelensky sacrificed his country for the interests of Europe and America and put his people in the hands of hypocrites.

Pakistan has always supported the Taliban, which defeated the two powerful empires of the world - the USSR and the USA, and has served as a refuge and support for the Taliban. However, after the Taliban came to power in Afghanistan, it damaged their friendship. Is this only due to today's reality or...

The Taliban announced that Khan Muhammad, who was kidnapped in Afghanistan's Nangarhar province 20 years ago and is serving a life sentence in California, has been released in exchange for American hostages. The movement thanked Qatar for helping secure his release.

Afghanistan has banned the construction of windows in a way that allows women in the neighbor's house to be seen. If a house is already built in this way, measures must be taken to "prevent harm to the neighbor" by erecting a wall in front of the house or by other means.

Azerbaijan invited Taliban representatives to the UN climate conference COP29 as observers. Afghans are allowed to "participate in discussions and hold bilateral meetings."

The Afghan embassy in Oman has resumed its activities. It is noted that the activities of the embassy are conducted by diplomats appointed by the Taliban. Currently, Afghan diplomatic missions operate in 39 countries of the world.

Kyrgyzstan removed the Taliban from the list of terrorist organizations after Kazakhstan. Many countries in the region have established large-scale cooperative relations with Kabul, started implementing joint projects. What is the reason for these countries' desire to improve relations with the Taliban?

Global forces led by the US left Afghanistan in August 2021, 20 years after their invasion. Power passed into the hands of the Taliban. Three years later, the Taliban is slowly being recognized. In particular, the UAE received the badges from the new ambassador of the Taliban, and Kazakhstan from its representative.

The Afghan government has banned Richard Bennett, the UN special rapporteur on human rights in Afghanistan, from entering the country. Taliban officials say Bennett is "not a trustworthy person" and was assigned to campaign in Afghanistan.

The delegation of Uzbekistan headed by Prime Minister Abdulla Aripov visited the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan and held multilateral talks with the leadership of the Taliban. At the meetings, the issues of increasing the mutual trade turnover to 1 billion dollars in 2024 and to 3 billion dollars in the near future, organizing an exhibition of Uzbekistan products in Afghanistan, and ensuring the active work of Afghan entrepreneurs in Uzbekistan were discussed.