11) Key things to know about Taliban leadership as the regime takes shape in Afghanistan
Transcript of Taliban's first news conference in Kabul | Taliban News | Al Jazeera
After Fleeing Taliban, Afghan Journalists Find Visa, Money Woes
NEW REPORT: Afghanistan press freedom is in crisis as local journalists fight for survival - Committee to Protect Journalists
Afghan Female TV Anchors Forced to Cover Faces on Air
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The irony of who Fox News, CNN, and other TV channels talk to about Afghanistan - Vox
Taliban say Afghanistan secure enough for big projects | AP News
Afghanistan's press freedom is threatened. Meet the young journalists fighting for it | Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism
Afghanistan: Mysterious Taliban spokesman finally shows his face - BBC News
In Afghanistan, the freedoms of the press are under attack - Columbia Journalism Review
Taliban supreme leader prays for Afghanistan's quake victims | AP News
Taliban hails 'emancipation' of Afghanistan in first Kabul news conference
Afghanistan: Media freedom in 'downward spiral'
Afghanistan joins China's infrastructure plan as Beijing pushes interests
Iran says U.S. "failure" in Afghanistan a chance for durable peace | Reuters
Afghanistan: war, media, and the rebirth of embedding | Online Journalism Features
Amid Taliban's Press Crackdown, News in Afghanistan Forced to Adapt | FRONTLINE
Taliban Spokesman, in First News Conference in Kabul, Pledges No Reprisals. - The New York Times
How the Taliban Control Afghan Media
Regime Change, Economic Decline and No Legal Protection: What has happened to the Afghan media? - Afghanistan Analysts Network - English
New report reveals catastrophic scale of media collapse in Afghanistan - IFJ
Afghanistan's media faces crisis—and opportunity - Committee to Protect Journalists
The Azadi Briefing: Afghan Journalists Face 'Terrifying' Conditions Under Taliban Rule
Actions or words? Afghan journalists question Taliban's free press pledge | Reuters
Secretary Antony J. Blinken At a Press Availability - U.S. Embassy & Consulates in Russia
Taliban say Afghan women will be allowed to work and study 'according to Islamic law'
Differences emerge in Taliban leadership as interior minister makes public criticism | Arab News
