A controversial revelation by the Pentagon documents has shown that the US air wars in the Middle East, which have taken several civilian lives, was marked by “deeply flawed intelligence”.

Unidentified objects? US air wars were 'deeply flawed' , Pentagon documents reveal: Report

Pakistan is hosting an Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Foreign Minister's meet on Afghanistan, which is proposed by Saudi Arabia. Taliban interim govt officials are also invited to the meeting. WION's Anas Mallick brings in more information on this.

OIC Secretary-General reach Islamabad as Pakistan hosts OIC foreign Ministers' meet on Afghanistan

Pakistan is hosting an Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Foreign Minister's meet on Afghanistan, this is proposed by Saudi Arabia. Taliban interim govt officials are also invited to the meeting. WION's Anas Mallick brings in more information on this.

Pakistan to host OIC Foreign Minister's meet on Afghanistan crisis

Since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan heartbreaking reports of poverty in the nation have been emerging. However, in the latest development, Afghanistan's finance ministry has managed to draft a national budget under the Taliban government.

Amid concerns of extreme poverty, Taliban manages to prepare new Afghan budget

Amid the worsening humanitarian crisis, crippling economy and deepening poverty, the latest move by Taliban has provided a ray of hope for thousands of Afghans.

Afghanistan: Taliban to resume reissuing passports | Humanitarian Crisis

Afghanistan, connectivity was among the key issues discussed during the meeting between External Affairs Minister Dr. S Jaishankar and Tajikistan's foreign minister Sirojiddin Muhriddin.

Afghanistan, connectivity discussed during meet between EAM Jaishankar, Tajik FM

The Taliban has announced that it will resume issuing passports from Sunday at Kabul's passport office. This comes in as thousands of Afghans applied for new travel documents to get away from the growing economic and humanitarian crisis in the region.

Taliban authorities to resume issuing passports in Kabul amid humanitarian crisis

Pakistan is hosting an Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Foreign ministers' meet on Afghanistan. The idea was proposed by Saudi Arabia last month. The idea behind the meet is to organise economic assistance for Afghanistan.

Pakistan is hosting OIC meeting to organise economic assistance for Afghanistan

Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi stated that coming together of the members of the international community and the Taliban at the same platform at the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) meet in Islamabad would prove to be a stepping stone in finding solutions to the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan.

Pakistan: OIC foreign ministers' meet on Afghanistan to address crisis

In 2021, the Taliban in Afghanistan became the "new normal" for the world that watched the insurgent group's shocking takeover of Kabul on their television screens.

Rewind 2021: When Taliban in Afghanistan became the 'new normal'

Taking note of the Taliban's victory over the US military in Afghanistan, the US Congress voted on Wednesday to create a commission to assess the 20-year war's failures.

US sets up commission to assess Afghanistan failures

From the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq to Guantanamo Bay near Cuba, American soldiers have left a trail of blood and death. Their war crimes are well-documented, yet ignored. Palki Sharma lists out America's crimes in the last two decades.

Gravitas: From Iraq to Afghanistan: America's trail of deaths

More than 100 former Afghan national security forces and others have been killed since the Taliban takeover in August, most at the hands of the hardline Islamist group which is recruiting boy soldiers and quashing women's rights, states the UN.

UN: Taliban rule marked by killings, denial of women's rights | Afghanistan

Former Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai has said, in a surprising turn of events, that Taliban were invited to Kabul before they took over the capital city. Karzai said that he had invited the Taliban.

I invited Taliban to Kabul, says former Afghan president Hamid Karzai

In an interview, former Afghan President Hamid Karzai offered some of the first insights into the secret and sudden departure of Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and how he came to invite the Taliban into the city.

Invited the Taliban to prevent chaos in Afghanistan, says Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai

Pentagon makes it clear that none of their military personnel will be held accountable for the last US drone strike in war-torn Afghanistan.

No US troops to be held accountable for last airstrike in Afghanistan

As Taliban took over Afghanistan, locals complained about deteriorating human rights and crashing economy. Now, the health system seems to be on a decline too. Western medical experts have warned the world that Afghanistan’s health system is on the brink of collapse and the situation only seems to be getting worse.

Afghanistan's health system on verge of collapse, and it is getting worse: Experts

Dead or alive? 4 months after the Taliban overran Kabul, their supreme leader remains an enigma. Mariam Wardak brings you a special report from Hibatullah Akhundzada's birthplace in rural Kandahar.

South Asia Diary | Dead or alive? Tracking the Taliban's emir

The US' Pentagon has said that no American troops or officials will be held accountable for a drone strike that killed 10 people in Afghanistan in August.

No US troops to be held accountable for Kabul drone strike, says Pentagon

Afghan activist Omaid, who fled Afghanistan during the Taliban takeover, wishes to revive the Afghan art scene in Afghanistan.

Afghan activist who fled Afghanistan amid Taliban takeover vows to revive Afghan art

Pentagon: No military personnel to be held accountable for last US drone strike in Afghanistan

The Pentagon has announced that no US troops or officials responsible will face disciplinary action for the Kabul airstrike that killed 10 Afghan civilians. The drone strike took place in the final days of the US-led evacuation of Kabul on August 29, after the Taliban ousted the civilian government and took control of the country.

No US troops to be punished for Kabul airstrike that killed 10 civilians, says Pentagon

Afghanistan activist Omaid Sharifi had fled Kabul during the Taliban takeover has vowed to revive the country's art scene. Sharifi had spent seven years transforming stretches of Kabul's labyrinthine concrete blast walls with colourful murals.

Afghanistan artist fled Kabul amid Taliban takeover vows to revive country's art

After fleeing violence and uncertainty in war-torn Afghanistan, as refugees in Istanbul, they are now forced to take up menial jobs to make ends meet.

Afghan refugees in Istanbul are forced to take up menial jobs such as cleaning trash to survive

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