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Initial statements that the Taliban have made are positive and encouraging, says foreign minister

US was so sure of its victory in the war on terror waged it paid little heed to any guidance or reference from history

US-EIA ties should not be ‘interest based’ but ‘morality and responsibility-based’

Islamabad's envoy in Kabul says both countries and the region will benefit from stability

Moscow has reinforced military base in Tajikistan, its forces are holding exercises near the border

Taliban members started celebratory gunfire which lasted for about an hour.

Spokesperson condemns the US for failing to inform the Taliban before ordering the strike

Flights to end on Tuesday, more than 120,000 people evacuated

Under a deal with the US, Taliban have said they will allow foreigners and Afghans who wish to leave to fly out

Senator appreciates efforts of the Pakistani government in assisting with the evacuation of US citizens from Kabul

More than 500 people with Covid were admitted to hospitals each hour on average for past week

Drone strike in eastern Afghanistan kills two high-level targets

With enough points of similarity to make the comparison valid

Fed chief Powell said US economy continued to recover despite impact of Covid-19

Gen Bussiere says Beijing’s development of nuclear capabilities is against claim of 'minimum nuclear deterrent'

US envoy thanked Gen Qamar for special assistance in the evacuation operations from Kabul, says ISPR

'Could have gotten out with honor, instead we got exact opposite of honor', says former president

Mexico wants talks with US

'I have seen no question of our credibility from our allies', says Biden

'If there's American citizens left, we're going to stay until we get them all out', says US President

Washington could also block aid to Afghanistan from multilateral lenders like the IMF, World Bank

Some provincial governors asked forces to surrender in order to avoid bloodshed as defeat inevitable, say US officials

America faces ‘heightened threat environment from both domestic terrorists and those motivated by foreign terrorists’

US diplomat in a meeting with Gen Qamar appreciates Islamabad's support for peace and stability in region, says ISPR

Tells Kabul, Taliban of going forward with peace talks amid war

'Huge tragedy for the people of Afghanistan'

Spokesperson says both countries have history of close cooperative relations, which serve ‘our shared interests’

Mission centres are stand-alone entities that utilise resources from across CIA in line with agency priorities

Turkey offers to deploy troops at Kabul airport after NATO withdraws

Recent archives are full of notions like Taliban barbarism and cruelty

Taliban capture 7th regional capital in about a week, US president says he does not regret his decision to withdraw

FO spokesperson says Pakistan desires peaceful ties with all countries

US citizens asked to 'immediately' avail commercial flights, govt offers repatriation loan

Harsh rhetoric of Afghan govt making it ‘impossible’ to maintain good relations between neighbours, says Dr Yusuf

Violence escalates throughout the country as the Taliban seeks more territory since US announced troop withdrawal

Beijing and Washington mutual relations sour and require renewed vigour

Ties further slumps after US President Joe Biden said he believed ‘Russian President Vladimir Putin is a killer’

US State Department says it is working to provide opportunity to thousands of families to permanently resettle

Washington’s complete detachment would allow Al Qaeda to regroup, NSA, ISI chief tell US officials

The program comes as fighting surges in Afghanistan ahead of the formal completion of the US troop withdrawal

This was the American team's first CONCACAF title since 2017, and their seventh in total after a 1-0 win over rivals

Pakistan-born lawyer is a father of slain soldier

Nicole Johnson faces multiple charges including child abuse resulting in deaths of her young nephew, niece

The Pentagon now estimates that the fighters control more than half of Afghanistan's district centres

Seen as the most significant contact with Tibetan leadership since the Dalai Lama met president Obama in 2016

Statement also expected to detail a number of non-military agreements related to health, energy and other matters

Afghan military overhauls its war strategy against the Taliban to concentrate forces around the most critical areas

Says if Congress does not act by Aug 2 Treasury Department will need to take extraordinary measures

More than 200 of the 419 district centers under militant control, compared to 81 districts last month says Gen Milley

Price says Pakistan made significant progress on its first action plan with 26 of 27 action items largely addressed.