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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

Such remarks by US officials are a repetition of past failed experiments, says the new setup in Kabul

FM Qureshi to hold talks with deputy PM on developments in Afghanistan, Pakistan-Qatar relations

US Secretary of State says America did not know of any plans of former Afghan president's departure from Afghanistan

Person found selling white flag at gate of mission's building in Kabul

If insurgents go back to their old regime of 1990s, it will be trouble for the entire world, says former IIOJK CM

Aircraft will be installed with indigenous electronic warfare suite, says Modi government

Ashraf Ghani also denied he fled Afghanistan with 'four cars and a chopper full of cash'

Muhammad Zahid becomes first Pakistani to win Albaraka International Turk calligraphy competition

'We hope the new Afghanistan authorities will listen broadly to people of all races and faction'

Environment Ministry data show seven of the 10 hottest years on record in Spain occurred in the last decade

Increased surveillance has left them with no choice but to stop writing resistance poetry, according to the NYT

Bordered by the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, Mexico is one of the most seismically active places in the world

Qatar, a US ally, has emerged as a key player both in evacuations and diplomacy on Afghanistan

In 2018 a pearl and diamond pendant that belonged to French queen was snapped up for $36 million

Iran and Turkey are building big dams to solve their own lack of water, but regional cooperation is patchy

The prison in Tangerang housed more than 2,000 inmates in total, far exceeding its 600 capacity

Accused of paying nearly $15.3m to terrorist groups including the Islamic State to keep its cement factory running

Afghans also staged small, isolated demonstrations in other cities including Herat and Mazar-i-Sharif

Complex was once one of the most secure sites in Afghanistan, sited on dusty plain near the former US Eagle Base camp

Reports emerged that 1,000 people, including Americans, had been stuck at Mazar-i-Sharif awaiting clearance

The group's education authority issued a lengthy document on Sunday outlining their measures for the classroom

Senior officers creamed off by stealing salaries from lower ranks, as well as selling fuel and ammunition supplies

After the Taliban captured Kabul, exchange offices in the market were shuttered for nearly three weeks

In what could pave the way for future safe evacuations, the Taliban were fully cognizant of the operation

India embarrassed over spreading fake news about Pakistan’s military involvement in Afghanistan

Leaders from both sides discussed prospects for developing strategic cooperation

Turkey has told Taliban that it would not take part in airport mission unless its units are involved in security