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Amid Taliban’s swift advances, Pentagon to send extra troops to help secure drawdown of embassy personnel

Disturbances broke out after Afghan traveller died of heart attack as he waited in dusty heat to enter Afghanistan

Morocco was one of four Arab to move towards normalising relations with Israel last year

Waterway surged to two metres (6.5 feet) above normal in the city of Allahabad

Proposal allows Taliban to share power in return for a halt in violence in country, says the source

Kabul can fall to the insurgents within 90 days, says US intelligence

Reason for maltreatment to Pakistan is Americans now consider India as strategic partner, Imran tells foreign journos

Turkey offers to deploy troops at Kabul airport after NATO withdraws

Total of 1,024 new infections beat a peak hit in March this year whereas hospital admissions also increased

Drop in production can not only limit rice and cotton exports but also boost imports of edible oils

Pakistani envoy denounced oft-repeated attempts by aggressors, colonizers and occupiers to justify their suppression

Planned permits for Palestinian appear aimed at blunting criticism of settler construction

The statement comes after the UN said over 1,000 civilians were killed in the past month

New Zealand's vaccine rollout has been less stellar, with under 20 percent of the population fully inoculated

Sami Sadat, 36, the highest-ranking army officer in southern Afghanistan

Militant group establishes bridgehead within 150 km of Kabul

Scientists had mounted a large telescope on the satellite to look down on the Indian subcontinent

Embassy’s ability to assist US citizens in war-torn country is extremely limited even within Kabul, notice says

Turkey says still keen to run Kabul airport despite precarious security

Agency says it has found no safety concerns for pregnant people in either the new analysis or earlier studies

The insurgent group has captured the city of Faizabad in northern Afghanistan, says lawmaker Zabihullah Attiq

Turkey offers to deploy troops at Kabul airport after NATO withdraws

Around 30 people are still trapped, including passengers inside a bus lying under the debris

The Hope buses are reaching nearly 400 children across Delhi and neighbouring areas

Accused received cash in an as yet unknown amount in return for his transmission of information

Taliban forces now control 65 per cent of Afghanistan and have taken or threaten to take 11 provincial capitals

Ahmad Wali Massoud says soldiers haven’t been fed properly amid months-long delay in salaries

The vaccine's developers in June said Sputnik V was around 90% effective against the Delta variant

Continued aggression is a matter of grave concern for the US government, says US State Dept spokesperson Ned Price

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

The airport handled 25.9 million passengers last year and 86.4 million in 2019, the year before the pandemic struck

The south Asian nation's tally of infections crossed 32 million

Daily cases have surged from a low of just over 4,000 in early July to over 20,000 for the last two weeks

Ghani lands in Mazar-i-Sharif to rally its defenders as Taliban forces close in on the biggest city in the north

Despite being the biggest victim, experts say Pakistan played a key role in the Afghan peace process

Moscow and its Central Asian allies held military exercises as Taliban overran much of Afghanistan's territory

Ministry of Hajj and Umrah advises pilgrims to strictly follow SOPs to prevent spread of coronavirus

UN rights chief expresses concerns over ‘deeply disturbing reports’ of summary execution of government troops

New Delhi urges its diplomats and citizens to take the special flight home

For years, Pakistan served as one of the logistical nerve centres for the war in Afghanistan

The publication says Ghani feels isolated, only solution is to unite and rally groups opposed to the Taliban

Andrew calls Epstein's behavior "unbecoming," but says he does not regret their friendship

International travellers who are fully vaccinated will be allowed to enter in early September

Critics have warned that Hong Kong's adoption of the law could undermine its reputation as a global financial hub

Drills are an "unwelcome, self-destructive action", says Kim Yo Jong

Afghan commandoes had launched a counterattack to try to beat back Taliban fighters who overran Kunduz

India's overall case load touched 32 million

Nationwide Covid-19 cases have averaged 100,000 for three days in a row, up 35% over the past week

Insurgents advances, including seizing 6 capitals, may appear startling but were not unexpected in Washington

Global warming 'dangerously' close to being out of control; humans 'unequivocally' to blame, says report