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Imran, Guterres discuss latest situation in war-torn country

Speaking during a visit to Pakistan, Raab says UK will not recognise the Taliban as new government in Kabul

Taliban spokesperson hopes Islamabad will continue its help to Afghan nation in terms of its peace efforts and trade

China hopes Taliban will make a clean break with terrorist groups, maintain inclusive political setup

Mujahid says fighters entered valley through unconventional routes; opposition deny claim

Qureshi says Afghanistan is witnessing momentous events which will have implications for region, global community

Pakistan, UK FMs say the two countries 'share interest' in peaceful, stable Afghanistan.

Life appears to be limping back to normalcy as banks reopen nationwide

Pakistan would like to see international community engage with Taliban, says Maleeha Lodhi

Doha is 'engaging with Taliban and also with Turkey if they can provide any technical assistance', says FM

Initial statements that the Taliban have made are positive and encouraging, says foreign minister

Spokesperson says Beijing ready to invest in Afghanistan, help rebuild country

US-EIA ties should not be ‘interest based’ but ‘morality and responsibility-based’

Afghanistan sits at the crossroads of all energy, trade and transit corridors in an era of geo-economics

The west should fight against the urge for aggression not a war against terrorism

Religious scholars laud govt's Afghan policy and urge world leaders not to abandon war-torn country

Unfortunate to mischaracterise Pakistan's role in Afghanistan, says Islamabad's ambassador to Washington

Islamabad's envoy in Kabul says both countries and the region will benefit from stability

Sohail Shaheen blames US announcement for chaos at Kabul airport

Panjshir as a part of Afghanistan deserves to live in peace. There is no reason to fight, says senior Taliban leader

Airport portrays picture of junkyard, with broken planes, smashed screens, computers, and sofa sets scattered around

President Biden warns Afghanistan's IS-K militants saying 'we are not done with you'

South Asia specialist says installation of a foreign security presence would be necessary if airlines were to return

Taliban members started celebratory gunfire which lasted for about an hour.

Envoy conveys fears that anti-India militants could use Afghanistan’s soil to mount attacks

The last US soldier has left Kabul airport and our country gained complete independence, says Taliban spokesperson

Anas Haqqani says 90% of Afghanistan's problems resolved; efforts underway to form new govt

Panel will focus on the need to grant Afghan artists refugee status so they can flee and settle elsewhere.

Spokesperson condemns the US for failing to inform the Taliban before ordering the strike

Refutes impression that many places had been vacated for foreigners evacuating from Kabul

Group comprises of veteran ethnic Uzbek leader Abdul Rashid Dostum and others opposed to the Taliban's takeover

Under a deal with the US, Taliban have said they will allow foreigners and Afghans who wish to leave to fly out

Noor Islam Dawar was gunned down by unidentified miscreants in Mir Ali

Says Taliban's stance is to not allow use of Afghan soil to destroy peace of another country

Gen Taylor says two ISIS-K planners were killed in Friday's drone strike in Nangarhar province

Hibatullah Akhundzada shepherded Taliban as its chief since 2016 after the assassination of his predecessor

100 people reported dead in the Daesh claimed terrorist bombings outside Kabul’s airport and near a hotel

Draft agreement says Ankara will recognise Taliban government in Kabul

A long way to go to make Afghanistan a stable and prosperous country

With enough points of similarity to make the comparison valid

US says evacuation operation continues despite intelligence suggesting IS-Khorasan aims to launch more attacks

Former NDS intelligence officials were involved in deteriorating law and order in Kabul city, says Suhail Shaheen

China is shocked by and strongly condemns the explosions, says foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian

Reiterates call for inclusive govt in neighbouring country

There are four inflection points where what appears as an easy Taliban sweep over Afghanistan can stand reversed

US president met with his national security team and commanders on the ground, says official

Moscow received new orders for arms and helicopters from Central Asian republics following the Taliban's takeover

Moscow wants to see how Taliban's control would translate into security situation, says Putin's spokesperson

Ahmad Massoud says he hopes Moscow will help prevent escalation of violence

Taliban leader in Kabul thanked 'friendly country' Pakistan for hosting over 3 million Afghan refugees