The peace talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan held in Qatar’s capital Doha recently have reportedly hit a deadlock, as Islamabad has accused the Taliban of taking a different stance on security issues besides cooperating in anti-terrorism efforts.

The second round of talks took place in the Turkish capital Istanbul on Saturday, which was organized in view of the ceasefire of October 16. This ended the deadliest conflict between the two sides since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan in 2021.

Pakistan accused Taliban
Pakistan has made clear and evidence-based demands to the Taliban to curb cross-border terrorism, but the Islamic group’s illogical arguments have raised serious doubts about their willingness to cooperate, the report said, Pakistan’s Geo News reported.

Radio Pakistan reported that the second round of talks focused on creating a joint monitoring and inspection mechanism to curb cross-border terrorist activities and reducing trade barriers. The possibility of building a long-term political understanding between the two sides was also discussed in the discussion.

Islamabad warned
Geo News, quoting sources, has said in the report that Taliban is not ready to cooperate or accept the ground realities. It said that Turkiye is trying to help the Taliban delegation understand the seriousness of Pakistan’s concerns. The report said Islamabad has warned that providing any kind of shelter to terrorists targeting its territory would be unacceptable.

As soon as the second round of talks began, Defense Minister Khawaja Asif warned that if peace talks fail, a full-scale war will break out with the Taliban. Speaking to reporters, he said that there has been no clash on the border in the last four-five days and 80 percent of the points agreed upon in the first round of talks in Doha have already been implemented.

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The Taliban government has removed books written by women from universities in Afghanistan. Under this new ban, human rights and sexual harassment teaching has also been declared illegal.

About 140 books written by women, including books with Safety in the Chemical Laboratory, are included in 680 books that have been banned by stating against anti -Sharia and Taliban policies.

’18 not allowed to teach topics’

Universities have also been told that they are no longer allowed to teach 18 subjects. A Taliban official said that these subjects are contrary to Sharia’s principles and the policy of system. This order is the newest in the series of sanctions imposed since the Taliban returned to power 4 years ago.

Ban on fiber-optic internet in 10 states

Let us know that this week the orders of the Supreme Leader of Taliban were banned on fiber-optic internet in at least 10 states. Officials said that this step has been taken to prevent immorality. Although these rules have affected many aspects of life, it has had a significant impact on women and girls. The girls have been banned from the sixth grade of the sixth grade.

What did the Taliban government say?

University subjects related to women are also being targeted. In the banned 18 subjects, 6 are particularly related to women, including development, role of women in communication and women sociology. The Taliban government has said that it respects the rights of women according to its interpretation of Afghan culture and Islamic law.

Confirming the ban on books written by women, a member of the committee reviewing the books told the BBC Afghan that it is not allowed to teach all the books written by women. Before the return of the Taliban, Jakia Adeli, one of the writers who included her books in the banned list, is not surprised by this move at all.

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