Zabiullah Mujahid said that the mass media law will be reviewed by the Ministry of Information and Culture, seeking approval of the current leadership.

Coinciding with the anniversary of the departure of the last American soldier from Afghanistan, Zabihullah Mujahid called this departure a "great victory" and addressed the international community, considering the past 20 years as a good guide for the future.

According to sources United Nations Security Council remained divided over whether to grant travel exemption to the Islamic Emirate leaders.

In an interview with national television, Zabihullah Mujahid called the lack of knowledge of the Islamic Emirate about the presence of the Al-Qaeda leader in Kabul as the weakness of the intelligence officials.

The reports of a US drone strike killing of leader of the al-Qaeda network has drawn widespread reactions at the national and international level.

View of the day: Zabihullah Mujahid; The spokesman of "Islamic Emirate" in response to Joe Biden's decision; The President of the United States has said about the cancellation of Afghanistan's status as the main ally of the United States outside of NATO that this title has no benefit for Afghanistan and "the Islamic Emirate is not worried about this ...

Kabul has voiced optimism about negotiations between the Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and the government in Islamabad.

The Taliban group reacted to parallel swearing-in ceremonies of Abdullah Abdullah and Ashraf Ghani due to be held in capital Kabul today.

The Taliban’s political chief has met with senior diplomats from countries including Russia, Indonesia and Norway, hours after signing a deal with US aimed at ending the Afghan war.

The Taliban ordered all its fighters “to refrain from any kind of attack” on Saturday ahead of the signing of an agreement with the U.S. diplomats aimed at bringing peace to Afghanistan, Reuters reported.

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Tuesday that a possible U.S.-Taliban peace deal will include a timetable for conditions-based U.S. troop withdrawals and the start of the intra-Afghan negotiations.

A seven-day period of reduced violence between the militant Taliban and Afghan government forces and their international allies has started.

A total of 172 more Taliban militants have surrendered to security forces in Afghanistan's Ghor and Herat provinces, the military said Tuesday.

A plane crashed in a Taliban-controlled area of Afghanistan Monday and U.S. officials are working to confirm reports that it was an American military aircraft.

Afghan forces have used ground attacks and air strikes in multiple operations against the Taliban over a 24-hour period, killing 51 fighters in an escalation that signals renewed deadlock in peace talks.

Donald Trump on Friday confirmed his administration is gearing up to bring U.S. troops home from Afghanistan in an effort to make a peace deal with the Taliban.

As law students waited outside Kabul University to take fourth-year exams shortly after daybreak on Friday, a suicide bomber drove up and detonated an explosive device, killing 11 people and wounding 33.

 About six militants were killed and four wounded after Afghan security forces launched a night raid operation in the country's northern province of Kunduz overnight, a local official said Saturday.

Afghan Taliban spokesperson Zabiullah Mujahid has said that they would regard Pakistan as a “brother and neighbour” and seek ties based on mutual respect if they ever rose to power in Afghanistan.

The Taliban militant group warned the United States it would face the same fate as the Soviet Union in the 1980s if it did not leave violence-wracked Afghanistan, as Washington considers slashing troop numbers.