In a first since the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, an Indian government team is currently in Kabul to oversee humanitarian assistance. They are also expected to meet senior members of the Taliban leadership.

First time since Taliban takeover, Indian team lands in Kabul to oversee humanitarian assistance

What would you do if someone mistakenly transfers money in your account? Return it to them, we assume. A similar incident took place when Taliban accidentally transferred money into the bank account of the Afghan embassy in Tajikistan.

Taliban accidentally transfers money to Tajikistan-based opposition; embassy refuses to pay back: Report

When he was approved for a special visa to immigrate to the United States, Arian Ali thought his luck was about to change. The Taliban had taken over Afghanistan, but he had a way out.

At every step, Afghans heading to America encounter stumbling blocks

India’s External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met with his counterparts from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan over the weekend to discuss concerns about Afghanistan.

India, Central Asian nations seek peace, stability in Afghanistan

India is currently hosting the third edition of the India-Central Asia Dialogue in New Delhi to discuss further strengthening ties with member states with a focus on trade, connectivity and development cooperation. The three-day event will go on till Monday (December 20).

India: Third edition of India-Central Asia Dialogue is underway in Delhi

India will host the third edition of the India-Central Asia Dialogue in New Delhi to discuss further strengthening ties with member states with a focus on trade, connectivity and development cooperation. The three-day event will go on till Monday (December 20).

India to host Central Asia Dialogue today; focus on trade, connectivity, Afghan crisis

Afghanistan's envoy to India, Farid Mamundzay, has urged Indian government to grant visas to 2,500 Afghan students so that they can come back and complete studies in India.

Grant 2500 Afghan students visas to complete studies, Afghan envoy urges India

Afghanistan has a relatively favourable water endowment and enjoys a prime upstream location on the rivers it shares with neighboring countries. Its crumbling water sector and severe shortcomings in water resources management leave the country in a horrible state of duress.

Afghan crisis: Amid internal conflict and terrorism, locals struggle to get drinking water

Russia, Iran and Central Asian countries have confirmed presence at the Delhi Regional Security Dialogue on Afghanistan on November 10. India is hosting the meeting this year which will be chaired by India's National Security Advisor Ajit Doval.

Iran, Russia, Central Asia confirm presence at Delhi NSA meet on Afghanistan

Aref Mohammad’s war against the Islamic State group ended earlier this fall when his unit of Taliban fighters was ambushed by the terrorist group in eastern Afghanistan.

ISIS poses a growing threat to new Taliban government in Afghanistan

The Afghans stranded in India held protests, went from office to office and pleaded with relatives around the world to chip in for plane tickets. There was only one flight available to take them back home, to a country that had fallen to the Taliban since they had left it.

‘Completely lost’: For some Afghans, returning home is as difficult as fleeing

Taliban have been struggling to bring stability in the country. Since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan on August 15, locals have been complaining about increasing poverty in the country.

Eight children die of starvation in Kabul as Taliban fails to stabilise country

A US Army Major General has become the target of internet trolls for complaining about having to get rid of her French manicure in order to get back to work. Major General Jo Clyborne took to social media platform, Twitter, to share her frustration about having to remove French manicure as the US Army does not allow painted nails.

First world problems? US Army General trolled for complaining about French manicure

The US State Department said the two-day discussions with the Taliban team in Doha, Qatar (illegal in Russia as a terrorist organisation) were professional, and Washington will observe the Taliban's actions.

Doha talks 'candid', Taliban to be judged based on its actions: US

While hundreds of Afghans wait for an opportunity to flee their home country as soon as possible, more than 100 Afghans decided to return to the Taliban-controlled country.

More than 100 Afghan nationals fly to Kabul from India via Iran on free will

The US troops were given till August 31 by Taliban to completely pack up their belongings and leave Afghanistan. Since then, there has been no official known face-to-face communication between the two countries.

US set to meet Taliban soon in first face-to-face meeting

Poland's envoy to India Adam Burakowski has warned of a humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, and his country is willing to "contribute to humanitarian aid". The Polish embassy in Delhi is accredited to Afghanistan and played a key role in coordination of the evacuation in August when Taliban took over the country.

Polish envoy to India Adam Burakowski warns of humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan

In late August, evacuees from Afghanistan began arriving by the busload to the Fort McCoy Army base in the Midwest, carrying little more than cellphones and harrowing tales of their narrow escapes from a country they may never see again.

Military bases turn into small cities as Afghans wait months for homes in US

In a first, more than 1,000 Taliban militants rallied in Afghanistan’s capital city, Kabul for a show of strength. Taliban officials and commanders led a huge rally of men and young boys who have pledged their lives to Taliban and their principles.

Nearly 1,000 Taliban militants rally in Kabul to show power and unity

When Taliban took over Afghanistan on August 16, people tried to flee the country through Kabul Airport. During that time, several horrifying pictures and videos came forward showing the sad state of the people stuck in the country.

Afghan baby who was lifted over Kabul airport wall by US soldier now in Arizona

The health care system in Afghanistan is on the brink of collapse, international aid groups warned this week, threatening to deepen the country’s humanitarian crisis just as temperatures begin dropping.

As need in Afghanistan grows dire, aid groups plead for help

Animals, ice-cream, and guns: Locals enjoy day at Kabul Zoo in shadow of armed Taliban

The UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson carried out a reshuffling of his cabinet recently. While some leaders such as Priti Patel and Rishi Sunak were able to retain their positions, many others including Dominic Raab have been ousted.

UK's Boris Johnson reshuffles his cabinet; Dominic Raab ousted for Afghan crisis

Afghanistan and expansion will be a key focus of the Shanghai Co-operation Organisation (SCO) that will take place on Friday (September 17). The summit, being hosted by Tajikistan, will take place in its capital Dushanbe in a hybrid mode.

SCO summit in Dushanbe expected to focus on Afghan crisis

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