taliban takeover

While some residents and analysts criticise raids, others hail recovery of 'unlicensed arms'

US authorities strive to find ‘missing links’ in former Afghan president Ashraf Ghani fleeing with 'sacks of dollars'

Longest held captive Timothy Weeks plans to return to Afghanistan to serve people

Govt spokesperson says Taliban adhering to their 'forgiveness decree' and no one will be allowed to violate it

Internally displaced people in Herat camps tell of challenging living conditions, call for international aid

Girls, beyond grade 7, haven’t been able to return to schools in most of Afghanistan

Next six to 12 months are seen as crucial as this would determine sustainability of Taliban regime

Thousands of people applied to be evacuated but only a few received assistance, says Britain's foreign office official

Official urges the group to take more steps to ensure women's rights in Afghanistan

The team will provide, install and maintain medical equipment at three Islamabad-funded hospitals

Dr Moeed Yusuf says 35 million Afghans are on brink of a catastrophic humanitarian crisis

US says negotiations will address fighting terrorist groups, as well as humanitarian aid

Interior minister says the elements are causing a bad name to Islamic Emirate and serving their vested interests

Kandahari pomegranates, once sold for up to Rs300 per kilo in Peshawar, are now available for less than a dollar

Comments in response to US envoy's assertions about cut in aid following military takeover by Taliban

The group says the suspect would target poor women desperate to improve their circumstances

Threat investigators say the group shared links to websites hosting malware which could surveil devices

Many Afghans also allege being mistreated by Iranian authorities

Afghan interim FM arrives in Islamabad on three-day visit

Amir Khan Muttaqi received by top Pakistani officials, set to attend ‘extended Troika’ moot on Afghanistan

Official say two suspects were arrested after the bodies were found at a house in the city

The group says it would announce good news soon on older girls being allowed to go back to school

Mohammad Raza, two, was transported from a country that neighbours Afghanistan

No country has formally recognised Taliban govt so far; billions abroad have also been frozen

Top diplomat terms it important to curb and control migration flows from Afghanistan

Taliban ordered male teachers, boys back to schools, but there was no mention of women teachers, girl pupils

Future of refugees uncertain as most countries remain reluctant to grant asylum, facilities

So far, 1,000 tonnes of humanitarian aid has been dispatched to the neighbouring country

Group tasks advisers, commanders with crucial responsibilities in fresh setup

Says Pakistan has always stressed need for a political solution in Afghanistan

'Garud' will depict a fictionalised account of the rescue mission in Afghanistan

Top Taliban leader revered among group's younger members; entrusted to win Western support, financial aid

Both leaders made video statements to deny reports of schisms within the group hierarchy over caretaker set-up

Foreign minister asks world community to enhance engagement with Afghanistan to consolidate peace, stop mass exodus

The ultimate fate of the United States’ 20-year nation-building project in Afghanistan has surprised no one

British forces have evacuated 3,821 people from Kabul since August 13

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

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

UN 'will not support the establishment of any government in Afghanistan imposed through military force'