The programme aims to address the 3.3 million children who have gone unvaccinated since 2018.
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With $9.5bn in assets frozen and limits imposed on bank withdrawals, a humanitarian crisis unfolds in Afghanistan.
Hundreds of female judges forced to live a life of fear and anonymity since the group’s August takeover of the country.
Afghan girls, who have been confined to their homes, urge the Taliban not to snatch their right to education.
Explosion at a mosque in Kunduz on Friday killed at least 72 people and left more than 140 injured.
Group spent two years courting world leaders, but finds it difficult to gain acceptance since taking power in August.
Afghan group cracks down on ISKP (ISIS-K) members after a series of attacks, but experts say it won’t be an easy task.
Sources tell Al Jazeera the discord is real and factionalism could spell trouble for the Afghan people.
Report accuses armed group of several rights violations ranging from limits on press freedom to restrictions on women.
As resistance forces battle Taliban in Afghanistan’s last war front, Panjshir residents say there’s no clear winner yet.
