Yalda Hakim’s Diary: Afghanistan’s freezing winter, secret schools for girls, and the crime of being a woman
After the Taliban took over I met many women who told me they had no intention of leaving – but…
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After the Taliban took over I met many women who told me they had no intention of leaving – but…
ByThe cost of living, food security, female education and wages have all declined.
ByThe de facto government remains an international pariah, but it's the Afghani people that suffer.
ByA year since the Taliban took Kabul, they have learned that they cannot shut out the West.
ByThe killing of Ayman al-Zawahiri exposes tensions among Afghanistan’s rulers.
ByA spectacularly damning new report by the Foreign Affairs Select Committee cuts through the Prime Minister’s lies.
ByShukria Barakzai saw the damage first-hand under the last regime when she ran secret lessons from her flat in Kabul.
BySince the Taliban regained power, huge numbers have disappeared – including eight Britons and two Americans – with no recourse…
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