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Iran says agreed over the replacement of the memory cards of IAEA's cameras

'Probable cause of the accident was the non-adherence to standard operating procedures by the pilot flying'

Chanel Miller’s memoir lends an unassailable voice to survivors as the book examines the damage a narrative can cause

The US was neither able to understand Afghanistan nor conquer it, and its retreat will change its foreign policy

The Express Tribune explores the issue of why men in Pakistan feel unable to discuss problems related to mental health

Le Drian says France 'refuses to recognise or have any type of relationship' with Taliban government

Typhoon Chanthu, which was categorised as a category 5 storm, weakened after powering into northernmost region

Kono, who also serves as minister of administrative reform, announced his candidacy on Friday

Biden administration to explore diplomacy to achieve N.Korean denuclearisation; shown no willingness to ease sanctions

Under new rules, women may work "in accordance with the principles of Islam", the Taliban have decreed

In an exclusive interview, Afghan Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid shares how he lived under US forces' nose

Former US president says ‘violent extremists are children of the same foul spirit’

NYK investigation reveals there was no evidence of a second explosion as claimed by US officials

Troops used combat robots which are controlled remotely and armed with grenade launchers and a machine gun

Moscow looks to shore up its Central Asian ally that neighbours Afghanistan

9/11 anniversary is a reminder of the importance of combating terrorism without compromise, says FM Jaishankar

Hundreds of fully veiled women stage a rally at a Kabul university to profess support for the Taliban

Moderna's vaccine was 95% effective at preventing hospitalization compared with 80% for Pfizer, 60% for J&J

Her first attempt to flee Kabul on August 15 failed because the plane never took off 

A lockdown for Queensland would be another blow to Australia's $1.5 trillion economy

Andrew is linked to Epstein, who was charged by Manhattan federal prosecutors with sexually exploiting dozens of women

About 200 uprooted young Afghans arrived in the Qatar capital Doha aboard flights from Kabul in recent weeks

Biden is not scheduled to deliver remarks at any of the sites

Blaze has burned through around 3,600 hectares of forest

Government officials say the country aims to reach net zero emissions by 2060

Mu variant carries risk of easier transmission, preventing antibody response, says Turkish scientist

The government has not yet released an official statement

Twenty years after 9/11, America's longest war ends

Brazilian union official says ruling could influence other professional sectors

Ethnic minority group fears future consequences of being shut out of the Taliban's new acting administration

White House says Taliban have been ‘businesslike and professional’ in allowing the flight to leave

Dutch scientist has uncovered old recordings of a musk duck mimicking phrase, ‘You bloody fool!’

Taliban's information service says Rohullah Saleh was killed during fighting in Panjshir

US officials say veteran American diplomat relinquished leverage to Taliban, continuously undermined Afghan govt

Afghanistan’s new rulers pledge that there would be no arbitrary punishments

Businesses continued to struggle in August with staff shortages and supply chain problems

Flight marked an important step in Taliban's efforts to create a functioning state after they seized power last month

Beijing has been quick to seize on US failure in Afghanistan to try to portray US as a fickle partner

Qureshi holds talks with visiting Spanish foreign minister; FO says no invitation for Afghan govt’s oath taking

Residents who had been fully vaccinated with a shot approved by the WHO could return as of Sep 12

The glasses include an optional virtual assistant so photos and videos can be captured through voice commands

Beijing temporarily suspended approval for new online video games in a move to curb gaming addiction

For decades, Simentov refused to leave war-torn country— surviving a Soviet invasion, brutal rule by the Taliban

Small number of people disturbing security, disrupting normal life in guise of demonstrations, says interior ministry

An acting Taliban minister says any attack on journalists would be investigated

Country has been struggling with a fifth wave of the virus

Cash is in short supply and the Taliban are enforcing a withdrawal limit of $200 per person each week

Markets were bustling and streets were crowded as people prepared for the 11-day festival

'Even when a family has access to technology, children are not always able to access it'

The move comes two days after the Taliban announced an interim government