Nearly seven billion dollars worth of military equipment has been left behind in Afghanistan. This American military equipment has just been left behind to be used by the Taliban. Weapons are in the hands of the same enemy that America tried to drive out for two decades.

US war chest in Taliban control: US left $7 billion of military gear in Afghanistan

Targeted blasts and bombings are on the rise across Afghanistan once again, just a few months after the Taliban took over Kabul. Mariam Wardak gets you the full report in this week's South Asia Diary.

South Asia Diary | Resurgent terror threat in Afghanistan

Targeted blasts and bombings are on the rise across Afghanistan, just a few months after the Taliban took over Kabul. Mariam Wardak brings you the plight of innocent Afghans who are once again facing the threat of extremist terror.

South Asia Diary | Resurgent terror threat in Afghanistan | Sri Lanka's economic crisis

The ongoing conflict between Afghanistan and Pakistan border escalates. Taliban government in Afghanistan warned Pakistan against invasions.

Afghanistan issues warning to Pakistan against invasions amid border tensions

Since the Taliban took power in Afghanistan, unemployment and poverty have increased and ordinary Afghans have been complaining about the harsh economic environment. Prices of fuel and other items have risen even more during Ramadan. For more details, we're joined by Economist, Atiqullah Matin

WION-VOA Co-Production: Rising unemployment & poverty in Afghanistan

Afghanistan has been rocked by twin explosions; one explosion tore through a mosque in Kunduz while another one hit the capital city Kabul and as of now at least 33 have been killed in these blasts.

Explosion hits capital city of Kabul, UN condemns the string of terror attacks in Afghanistan

Revival of terrorism in Afghanistan: At least 33 killed in deadly explosion

As many as 7 explosions ripped through Afghanistan this week. Under the Taliban, terrorist groups like ISIS and Al Qaeda are thriving. They are now developing capabilities to conduct external operations. Molly Gambhir decodes the security challenges.

Gravitas: Taliban is allowing foreign terrorists to thrive in Afghanistan

In a bomb blast at a mosque, around 33 people have been killed and 43 others injured in Kunduz province of Afghanistan, said chief spokesman of Taliban-led caretaker government Zabihullah Mujahid.

In another blast, 33 killed, 43 injured at mosque in Kunduz province of Afghanistan, says Taliban official

Police in Afghanistan said on Friday that the Taliban had arrested a suspected mastermind of the Afghan mosque attack. The suspect is reportedly an Islamic State (IS) militant.

Afghan mosque attack 'mastermind' arrested by Taliban, says police

Three separate blasts ripped through major cities in Afghanistan yesterday, at least 12 people have been killed in an explosion at a Shiite Mosque in the northern Afghan city.

Blast at Shiite Mosque in Afghanistan rips through 3 major cities

Over 30 people killed and more than 50 injured after three separate blasts occurred on Thursday in Afghanistan, one in Kabul, one in Mazar-e-Sharif in Balkh province, and a third in Kunduz city in Kunduz province.

Afghanistan: Over 30 killed as multiple blasts hit Kabul, Balkh and Kunduz

At least 5 people were killed and 60 injured in a powerful explosion in a mosque in the northern Afghan city of Mazar-e-Sharif on Thursday.

Explosion inside mosque in northern Afghanistan city

Ever since the Taliban took control of Kabul in mid-August last year, the right to education, especially for girls, has been a major concern as the Islamic outfit has time and again flouted the basic human rights in Afghanistan.

Taliban flouting basic human rights in Afghanistan: Report

Residents were seen washing down dried blood stains and clearing shattered glass debris after three explosions rocked a high school in western Kabul on April 19.

Multiple blasts rocked a high school in Kabul

The Easter Bunny interrupted United States President Joe Biden's remarks regarding Afghanistan and Pakistan. On Monday, the White House hosted its annual Easter Egg Roll.

Watch: Biden interrupted by Easter Bunny while answering questions on Afghanistan

At least three blasts have rocked a boys' school on Tuesday in Afghanistan's capital Kabul, local police said. Six people were killed and dozens injured, a local source confirmed.

Afghanistan: At least 6 killed in multiple blasts at Kabul's Dasht-e-Barchi

Multiple explosions hit Kabul: At least 6 killed in blasts

At least three blasts have rocked a boys' school on Tuesday (April 19) in Afghanistan's capital Kabul, local police said. Six people were killed and dozens injured, a local source told Sputnik.

Multiple blasts rock boys school in Afghan capital Kabul, at least 6 people killed, dozens hurt

In Afghanistan, the male employees of all ministries, including the Ministry of Higher Education, are required to grow their beards by the end of Ramadan, tweeted Abdul Baqi Haqqani, who is a senior member of the Taliban.

Taliban minister says it is mandatory for male employees of all ministries to grow their beards

Taliban has summoned Pakistan's ambassador and issued a warning to Pakistan for killing civilians in the bordering areas. Officials have confirmed the strikes in Khost and Kunar provinces.

Pakistan slams cross-border terror, tensions escalate between Kabul and Islamabad

Taliban has now said that it has issued a warning to Pakistan for killing civilians in the bordering areas. Officials have confirmed the strikes in Khost and Kunar provinces.

Pakistan bombs Afghan border areas, Taliban issues warning over killing of civilians

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, World Health Organization's (WHO) director-general on Wednesday said that the world treats “blacks and white lives” unequally. The WHO chief said this in the context of Ukraine and the attention its ‘white’ population is receiving compared to other areas facing emergencies.

'I hope the world comes back to its senses': World treats 'black and white lives' unequally, says WHO chief

Afghan girls were asked to leave their classes despite promises of equal education by the Taliban. How are Afghan women reacting to this broken promise? Mariam Wardak tells you.

South Asia Diary | Taliban's U-turn on female education

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