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Taliban minister defends ban on women’s university studies

  • Nida Mohammad Nadim said the ban issued earlier this week was necessary to prevent the mixing of genders in universities
  • Earlier on Thursday, the foreign ministers of the G7 group of states urged the Taliban to rescind the ban
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Anti-Taliban tribal leader among 5 killed in northwest Pakistan bombing 

By Reuters ·
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US drone strike kills 2 Daesh members in Afghanistan

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France could extend Kabul evacuations beyond Friday: minister

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Britain says it has evacuated 5,000 from Afghanistan so far

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US to begin evacuating Afghans who aided American military

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