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Int'l aid largely disappeared following Taliban's victory over Afghanistan's Western-backed govt in August

Taliban leader and son of Mullah Omar was named defence minister in interim cabinet

Are we going to push Afghanistan into chaos or are we going to try and stabilise the country, says info minister Fawad

Analysts believe it required a paradigm shift for the world to deal with India

Russian President says West bears responsibility for Afghanistan

Kremlin says the group will be recognised when they also start fulfilling the expectations on an inclusive govt

For many, the stay at Kabul's Ibn Sina centre will just mark a short change of scene

Russia, China and Pakistan are willing to provide aid to Afghanistan, says Russian foreign ministry

We look forward to engaging in forum going forward, but we're not in position to take part this week, says State Dept

Former Afghan president says Pakistan is not representative of the war-torn country

Religion does not justify preventing girls from going to school, says Nobel Peace Prize laureate

US freezing country’s reserves after Taliban's takeover violates international law, human rights, says Amir Muttaqi

De facto minister of education told us that they are working on a framework, says UNICEF official Omar Abdi

Consignment includes food items and blankets, says ambassador Mansoor Ahmad Khan

Afghan cabinet directs officials not to carry out public hangings unless the country's top court issues an order

Countries will try to work out a common position on the changing situation, says Putin's special representative

Ankara repeats its advice to the visiting Taliban delegation on girls' education and women's employment

Afghan govt says Pakistan International Airlines and Kam Air charging 'exorbitant fares' for Islamabad-Kabul flights

The blast happened in Asadabad, the capital of Kunar province, says an official from the group

When it is necessary, Islamic law permits it, says local Taliban official

FM Wang Yi urges G-20 to respect Afghanistan’s sovereignty, independence while focusing on humanitarian aid

US, EU willing to provide aid to Afghan govt but not without guarantees

Moot to focus on aid needs, concerns over security and ways of guaranteeing safe passage abroad for Afghans

Taliban are seeking recognition, as well as assistance to avoid a humanitarian disaster

Comments came on the heels of first face-to-face talks b/w US and Taliban since militants took control of Afghanistan

New government is hoping for positive results from a recent meeting with a US delegation, says Amir Khan Muttaqi

Govt granted players temporary visas and were transported to Lahore from where they applied to relocate to Britain

Madrid would bring close to 250 Afghan citizens, who had already crossed into Pakistan, says Spanish media

After two days of talks in Doha, US says the Taliban will be solely judged on actions

PM asks US to pull itself together or face collapse of Afghanistan

Nothing should be done to weaken the existing government in Afghanistan, says acting FM Muttaqi

UN refugees chief urges donor nations to honour their financial pledges swiftly

Beijing supports all international efforts conducive to promoting peace and stability in Afghanistan, says spox

Zabihullah Mujahid says dozens killed in attack targetting a mosque in northeastern city of Kunduz

Interior minister says will continue providing aid to Kabul

Pakistan alone cannot 'guarantee the outcomes we all desire' in Afghanistan, says Moeed Yusuf

Russia will invite representatives of Taliban to international talks on Afghanistan that it plans to host in Moscow

Taliban say the service will resume from Saturday after being suspended since the takeover

Afghan humanitarian crisis and ways to prevent country from becoming an incubator for militants come under discussion

Captain Mobarez says evacuated players receiving good care in Australia, but still confused

Taliban spokesperson says operation was carried out in north on Kabul on Sunday

Avoiding worst-case scenario would require Taliban to comply with conditions to enable int'l aid, says Josep Borrell

Huddle was first of its kind in capital since group seized control of country

Minister says APS attack ‘different matter’, confirms talks under way with TTP

Targeting Pakistan over Afghan situation unfair: PM

20-year-old student tweeted that women would not be allowed to go to work or attend classes under Taliban rule

Different groups form TTP and we are in talks with some of them, says Imran Khan in an interview with TRT World

Reports most Pakistanis think he will finish his current term

Several players from Afghanistan's national female youth soccer squad flew their country after Taliban seized power

Quoting reports, Moscow says both sides are sending troops to their common border