AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoProtest Crackdown in Kabul: Taliban officials defended a nationwide ban on public demonstrations, saying protests have no place under their reading of Islamic law and are needed for security and stability. Afghan Diplomacy Push: Kabul says it issued 203,693 visas to foreign nationals over the past year, alongside expanded consular ties and deeper engagement with regional powers. UN Report on War Trauma: UNAMA says victims of decades of conflict still lack justice and reparation; it cites tens of thousands killed and wounded and widespread long-term psychological harm. Girls’ Education Abroad: SOLA, which fled Afghanistan, is operating a permanent school campus in Rwanda, offering refuge and education to Afghan girls. Regional Security Pressure: Pakistan’s foreign office says any progress with Kabul depends on “concrete and verifiable” action against militant groups operating from Afghan soil. SCO Diplomacy: China’s Xi urged stronger SCO coordination to address conflicts including Afghanistan, while leaders at the Bishkek summit renewed calls for stability and inclusive governance. Sports—India vs Afghanistan: India named a full-strength T20I squad for matches in Delhi, with key players returning subject to fitness.
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