POLITICS — May 30
Rahmatullah Nabil Says UN Reports Challenge Taliban Legitimacy if True
Rahmatullah Nabil criticized Taliban leadership and religious scholars over a UN report documenting sexual violence against female prisoners in Afghanistan.
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Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan Hajj Minister Attends Closing Ceremony in Makkah
Noor Mohammad Saqib, Minister of Guidance, Hajj and Endowments of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, attended the international closing ceremony of this year's Hajj in Makkah at the invitation of Saudi authorities.
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Economy
Iran Begins Transit of Russia's First Fuel Shipment to Afghanistan
Iran has started transiting Russia's first fuel shipment to Afghanistan via a new route through the Caspian Port and Anzali Free Zone, expected to boost annual capacity and Iran's logistics role, as the Taliban administration shifts trade from Pakistan toward Iran, Russia and Central Asia.
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Society
Seventeen Drown in Panjshir Rivers Last Year, Tourists Urged to Exercise Caution
Seventeen people drowned in Panjshir province rivers last year, mostly tourists, prompting police to urge visitors to avoid dangerous swimming areas during Eid al-Adha holidays due to high water and strong currents.
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International
Iran’s Ghalibaf Says Actions, Not Assurances, Will Decide Any Deal
Iranian official Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf says any deal with the US will be judged by actions on the ground rather than promises, as indirect talks mediated by Qatar continue on ceasefire extension and Iran's nuclear program.
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International
Iranian and Omani Foreign Ministers Discuss Strait of Hormuz Management
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Omani Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi discussed the future management of the Strait of Hormuz in a phone call, stressing solidarity against threats amid ongoing Iran-U.S. negotiations.
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International
Russia Opens Office for Veterans of Soviet War in Afghanistan in Donetsk
Russia has opened an office in Donetsk for veterans of the Soviet war in Afghanistan featuring an exhibition to educate the younger generation. The Russian-appointed head of Donetsk praised the veterans for their experience in Afghanistan and their role in Donbas since 2014.
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International
White House 2026 Counterterrorism Strategy Calls for Stronger Counter-Propaganda Measures
The White House's 2026 Counterterrorism Strategy urges enhanced efforts against terrorist propaganda from groups like al-Qaeda and ISIS-K, following significant cuts to Voice of America broadcasts in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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Politics
UK Parliament to Debate Concerns over Pro-Israel Influence in British Politics
A petition with over 116,000 signatures has led to a scheduled UK parliamentary debate on pro-Israel lobbying and influence in British politics amid the Gaza conflict.
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International
Canada to Review Medals of Retired Soldiers with Afghanistan Mission Background
The Canadian government will form an independent board to review military honors for retired soldiers from the Afghanistan mission following advocacy for Jess Larochelle.
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