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Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani met Taliban government's PM, other senior officials on Sunday

Rather than remain in Tajikistan, Yusufi is hoping to be granted refuge in the West.

Experts say Beijing’s Belt and Road Initiative could provide war-torn country with long-term economic viability

Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani meets PM Muhammad Hassan Akhund, other senior ministers, says spokesman

New Higher Education minister says female students would be taught by women wherever possible

The opulent villa has given the Taliban fighters a peek into the lives of Afghanistan's former rulers

Two officers say they returned to work Saturday after receiving calls from Taliban commanders

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

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

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

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

Muslims vocal about atrocities against the community are being labeled Taliban sympathizers

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

Pakistani envoy says two more flights scheduled in as many days; aid to continue through air, land routes

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

New set-up hasn’t come as a surprise; it was expected that senior clergy would be calling the shots

Only the exit of the occupation forces from Afghanistan means a free Afghanistan, despite imperfections

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

Islamabad continues to closely follow the evolving situation in the neighbouring country, says Foreign Office

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

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

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

Our engagement with Taliban enabled US-Taliban negotiations; helped in the evacuation of thousands, says minister

The main policy option is non-alignment and peaceful coexistence

Afghanistan’s neighbours must take a long-term perspective in formulating policies, dealing with Afghanistan

Taliban’s success forced the US troops to retreat in ignominy and heralded the advent of a new era

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

Co-founder of Taliban movement, new Afghan PM was close aide of late founder Mullah Omar

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

Mullah Hassan Akhund to head 33-member cabinet; Mullah Baradar named deputy

Guidelines listed measures such as the mandatory wearing of hijabs and separate entrances for female students

Mullah Neda Mohammad says they have arrested 70 to 80 Da’ish members

FM Qureshi to meet his Italian counterpart during the two-day visit

The international community is coming to terms with the new Taliban regime with a flurry of diplomacy

Pictures on social media showed Taliban members standing in front of Panjshir provincial governor’s compound

Classes must be segregated by sex or at least divided by a curtain

Spokesperson says resistance forces suffered numerous casualties with large numbers of prisoners and captured vehicles

Sandwiched between a pharmacy and a general store, Khan’s shop in the Panjwai district is flush with fresh inventory

Mujahideen are advancing towards the centre of the province, says Taliban spokesperson Bilal Karimi

Haji Khalil Haqqani says Afghans supported Taliban because they were fed up with corrupt government

Al-Fatah Brigade formally handed security of airport

The gunfire drew a rebuke from Taliban spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid

In one shocking incident, a group of Taliban fighters stormed the studio of the privately owned Afghanistan TV