RFE/RL's Radio Azadi

Taliban Defense Minister Admits To Revenge Killings Despite Amnesty

At Least Five Killed In Attacks Targeting Taliban In Eastern Afghanistan

Afghanistan's Former Prosecutors Hunted By Criminals They Helped Convict

Taliban Expands Afghan Cabinet List But Again Fails To Include Women

At Least Three Killed, More Than 20 Wounded In Afghan Blasts

'We Need Help': Drought Destroys Crops In Rural Afghanistan

In central Afghanistan's Ghor Province, drought has blighted Murtaza Farzan’s potato crop and left him hoping for international aid, which has also dried up since the Taliban takeover in August. Many people have fled the land for the regional capital, Firozkoh.

Top Taliban Figure Baradar Denies Internal Feud, Refutes Rumors Of Death

Jobless And Cashless, Afghans Sell Off Possessions To Survive Economic Collapse

Millions are out of work, the country's foreign reserves are frozen, cash has mostly dried up, and markets are running low on imported goods. Afghanistan's collapsing economy has had devastating personal impacts, with some unemployed Afghans selling off their household items to buy food.

Top Afghan Girls Soccer Players Flee Taliban Threat To Pakistan

Former Afghan President Karzai Still Working For An Inclusive Taliban Government

'Everyone Was Displaced': Humanitarian Crisis Looms After Aid Groups Leave Afghanistan

Desperate Afghans fled the violence during the Taliban's months-long offensive that led to it capturing Kabul, adding to a displaced population that already numbered in the millions. At the same time, foreign organizations that once provided food and medical aid were forced to leave the country.

Afghan Women Fight Back On Social Media Amid Growing Concerns Over Rights

Afghan Cricket Board Says Women's Team Could Still Play

Afghan Women At Forefront Of Nonviolent Resistance To Taliban

Fearing Taliban Crackdown, Afghan Musicians Are Already Falling Silent

Habibullah Shabab found his calling as a singer -- but since the Taliban's return to power, he's given up performing and instead makes a living as a shopkeeper. The Taliban has not yet imposed a ban on music as it did in the 1990s, but Shabab and others fear such a policy is imminent.

Last Afghan Jew Leaves Amid Minority Exodus In Fear Of Taliban

'Signs Of Torture': Two Afghan Journalists Severely Beaten After Detention By Taliban

Two journalists for Kabul-based newspaper Etilaat-e Roz were detained by Taliban militants while covering a protest for women's rights on September 7. They were released hours later covered in bruises and barely able to walk. RFE/RL's Radio Azadi spoke to the newspaper's founder about the beatings a

Internally Displaced Afghans Pose Major Crisis For New Taliban Government

Female Police Officer Flees Afghanistan, Fearful For Colleagues 'In Hiding'

A female Afghan police officer, Zala Zazai, says she was forced to flee Afghanistan due to serious threats as the Taliban was taking over the country.

Leader Of Taliban's New Afghan Regime Says Shari'a Law Will Govern All Aspects Of Life