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Reports of every kind kept pouring in one after another. The Taliban stood at the gates of Kabul. Under the peace agreements they were not supposed to enter the capital, yet rumours were spreading that some of their groups had already been seen in parts of the city.

The future is unclear, but one thing seems certain: the era of “Iran as a powerful regional force” is over. Any government that emerges from this crisis will have to deal with realities such as military weakness, economic isolation, and public pressure.

The European Parliament voted in favor of a resolution that emphasizes support for women and those affected by the recent earthquakes in Afghanistan. In this resolution, it criticizes the lack of access for Afghan women to their rights, particularly their ability to work in the humanitarian aid sector. Members of the European Parliament state that…

This week, the Writers' Center of Turkey hosted the launch ceremony of a book from Afghanistan. “Until Further Notice" (Ta Amr-e Sani), written by Dr. Manizha Ramizy, is a research work focused on the history of women's struggles in Afghanistan, the achievements after 2001, the deprivations they have faced, and their ongoing resistance.