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Earthquake kills almost 2,200

Netherlands says its first evacuation flight returned empty as US troops blocked people from entering airport

Despite Taliban assurances, world frets again about Afghan militant havens

Former Afghan president in his first media appearance after fleeing the country says he is 'in talks to return' home

Former president was accompanied by Abdullah Abdullah, Gulbuddin Hekmatyar in meeting with Anas Haqqani

Spokesperson says Beijing will continue to provide assistance for Afghanistan’s development

Capitol Police Chief says man told an officer who approached him that he had a bomb

Peaceful Afghanistan 'critically' important for Pakistan and region, Premier Imran tells Dutch counterpart

Taliban would also reach out to former pilots and soldiers from armed forces to join its ranks, says senior member

Booster shots initially will be given primarily to healthcare workers, nursing home residents and older people

Johnson say Taliban would be judged on their actions, not their words

Former Afghan president fled the country after collapse of his government

More than a dozen injured after Taliban militants opened fire during protests against the group

Like many other countries, the Delta variant has presented a major challenge

Environment of fear prevails in Afghanistan as women dread the return to a repressive past

India had strongly backed the government that took over when the Taliban were ousted

PM Imran has directed all officials in Kabul to facilitate the evacuation process, says Fawad Chaudhry

Some 3,200 people have been evacuated by the US military so far

General Fayyadh bin Hamed Al-Ruwaili meets CJCSC Nadeem and discusses matters of mutual interest, says ISPR

Former vice president says he is reaching out to all leaders to ‘secure their support and consensus’

China is the first major nation to flag support for the Taliban, stating it was ready for 'friendly relations'

Nobel laureate requests world leaders to open borders to Afghan refugees; play their due role in 'humanitarian crisis

After the September 11, 2001 attacks, Saleh became a key asset for the CIA

The current state of emergency is due to expire on August 31

Schools, offices and businesses will close and only essential services will be operational

Country is struggling to suppress a third wave of infections driven by the highly infectious Delta variant

Authorities have confirmed the deaths of at least 1,419 people, with another 6,900 injured

The State Department however waited months to set up an ad hoc structure to get US allies to safety

FM shares Pakistan's perspective noting the significant change in the situation within a short span of time

Germany said on Monday it would airlift thousands of German-Afghan dual nationals

It has been decided that our ambassador in Kabul and his Indian staff will move to India immediately, said New Delhi

Ghani fled Afghanistan on Sunday as Taliban militants entered Kabul virtually unopposed

US president blames Taliban's takeover of Kabul on 'unwillingness' of Afghan army to fight militant group

Ambassador says Islamabad has vital stake in peace of Afghanistan

New Afghan rulers announce general amnesty; West resumes evacuations after Kabul airport chaos eases

Ali Jalali says he was 'never contacted and never been considered'

Aircraft tried to violate the border, says Uzbekistan’s defence ministry

The insurgents mixed threats and lure with propaganda and psychological warfare as they took city after city

UN chief appeals to the body to 'use all tools at its disposal' to suppress global terrorist threat from Afghanistan

Russian FM Lavrov speaks with Chinese counterpart, discusses political coordination regarding situation in Afghanistan

Fellow Gulf state Qatar says it is seeking a peaceful transition in Afghanistan

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

Aviation authority did not specify which military, given collapse of security forces in face of Taliban offensive

Some of money was left lying on the tarmac as it would not all fit in, says Russian embassy spokesperson

Britain fears the vacuum left by the West's chaotic withdrawal will allow militants to gain a foothold in Afghanistan

The situation caused such a commotion that US troops fired into the air to restore order

No Israeli casualties during the incident in the city of Jenin says Israeli police

Beijing says it respects the right of the Afghan people to independently determine their own destiny

We are not here to harm innocent civilians, adds the Taliban

We are witnessing difficult times, adds Merkel