Former US envoy Zalmay Khalilzad called the claim of Michael McCaul, chairman of the US House Foreign Relations Committee, about his responsibility for the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan, unsubstantiated.
More than 20 countries supported the decision of Germany, Australia, Canada, and the Netherlands to prosecute the Taliban at the International Court of Justice.
Referring to her country's recent action against the Taliban along with the Netherlands, Germany and Australia, the Canadian Foreign Minister said, "We will not rest until justice is served and Afghan women achieve freedom."
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Andrey Rudenko announced that the process of removing the Taliban from the list of terrorist groups "will not be fast”.
The Russian Deputy Foreign Minister announced that the sixth Moscow format meeting on Afghanistan will be held in October this year.
The European Union and UN Women held a meeting in support of Afghan women's rights in New York on Tuesday on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly session.
The Taliban announced that a number of the group's officials have been transferred in some provinces on the orders of Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada.
The European Commission announced a contribution of 146 million euros to meet the basic needs and livelihoods of the people of Afghanistan.
Sources in Parwan confirmed to Afghanistan International that hundreds of people in Shinwari district of the province have been infected with an "unknown disease".
Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid confirmed that the group wants to participate in the BRICS meeting in Russia to discuss economic issues.
Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada said that he had received a report about the killing of prisoners in the group's prisons.
During a meeting with the Taliban's Minister of Mines, the Iranian delegation announced the willingness of Iranian investors to extract iron, coal, and oil mines.
An investigative report by Afghanistan International Pashto reveals that around 50 high-ranking Taliban officials have purchased or "seized" luxury homes worth millions of dollars in the affluent Aino Maina neighbourhood of Kandahar.
Tajik media reported that the country has exported more than $82.3 million worth of electricity to Afghanistan and Uzbekistan over the past eight months.
On Monday, the Taliban announced the inauguration ceremony of Abdul Ghafar Bahar, the group's ambassador to Uzbekistan.
UN Under-Secretary-General Rosemary Di Carlo warned that the Doha process is in danger of being halted due to the Taliban's non-compliance with its commitments.
Local sources from Khost told Afghanistan International that a week ago, the Taliban took 16 women from the women's market and transferred them to the Khost Central Prison.
The Taliban's police command in Panjshir on Monday announced the start of the second round of the process of collecting unlicensed weapons in the province.
Local sources in Herat said that the Taliban arrested at least 70 money changers from the Khorasan market in the city on Sunday.
As the new school year begins in Iran, a number of Afghans, especially students, protested in front of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in the city of Shiraz on Sunday.
The deputy minister of information and culture of the Taliban said that based on the order of the prime minister of this group, a committee has been established to review the books.