The Reference: As Taliban Seek International Acceptance, Countries Seek to Engage—but Stop Short of Recognition
Why the Taliban Desperately Need Cash to Run Afghanistan - The New York Times
Pakistan soccer club heads were shaved by taliban religious police for wearing shorts in Afghanistan : r/pics
Short of cash and dreams, Afghan businesses readjust to Taliban rule | Financial Times
 "Afghanistan Crisis: Gunfire Cuts Short Protest Against Taliban In Jalalabad")
Afghanistan Crisis: Gunfire Cuts Short Protest Against Taliban In Jalalabad
Afghanistan: Taliban Rights Efforts Fall Far Short
Taliban deny reports of truce in Afghanistan | Arab News
Taliban send off footballers in shorts | World news | The Guardian
Taliban arrest soccer players for wearing shorts
Hundreds Of Sports Allowed, Taliban Promise -- If You're A Man | Cricket News
The Taliban have halted all evacuee flights out of Afghanistan for the past two weeks
Taliban bans women from travelling longer distances unless with male relative
Short hair, beards, clothes ... The new rules of the Taliban in Afghanistan - Teller Report
Short of cash and dreams, Afghan businesses readjust to Taliban rule | Financial Times
Taliban send off footballers in shorts | World news | The Guardian
Taliban gunshots cut short protest
Afghanistan: West nervously hoping 'short-term fix' of drone strikes and cyber hacks can contain terror threat | World News | Sky News
Why effort to help Afghanistan is falling short - The Economic Times
What the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan means for volatile Iraq | Arab News
Taliban arrests 2 journalists on assignment with United Nations - Committee to Protect Journalists
US authorizes certain transactions with Taliban, Haqqani network in Afghanistan | Al Arabiya English
In Afghanistan, Follow the White High-Tops and You'll Find the Taliban - The New York Times
Afghan Journalist Says Taliban Brutally Beat Boy for Wearing Shorts
Taliban bans women's sports in Afghanistan, cites Islamic dress code | Business Standard News
US Official Slams Taliban for Falling Short on Public Pledges
