In what may be termed as one of the first indications of resumption of the ongoing projects, the Taliban regime said the implementation of the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) gas pipeline project will start soon in Afghanistan.

TAPI pipeline project in Afghanistan to resume soon, says Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi

A journalist was attacked in the Afghan capital with a gunman on the motorcycle firing on his car; journo Ali Reza Sharifi shares the incident. The Taliban government has come forward and stated that they are investigating the matter.

Afghanistan: Journalist Ali Reza Sharifi survives gun attack in Kabul

Tiny and suffering from malnutrition, Mohebullah's life was on the brink, but doctors in Mirbacha Kot, a small district hospital outside Kabul, have managed to save him.The same health workers continue to work without salaries, without medicine and with frequent power cuts as Afghanistan's economy crumbles.

In Afghan hospital, unpaid doctors and rigid Taliban clash

The Taliban has warned the United States that a failure to recognise their government in Afghanistan and continued freezing of Afghan funds abroad would create problems not only in the restive region, but also for the world.

Failure to recognise government can create problems for the world, Taliban warn US

Former captain Asghar Afghan appeared in the last match for Afghanistan against Namibia in the Twenty20 World Cup on Sunday (October 31), as he announced his retirement from international cricket.

We were hurt too much by Pakistan loss: Asghar Afghan reveals reason behind sudden retirement

Mohammad Shahzad on Sunday became the first Afghanistan player to reach 2000 T20I runs. Shahzad achieved the feat during the ongoing match against Namibia in the T20 World Cup.

T20 World Cup: Mohammad Shahzad becomes first Afghanistan player to reach 2000 T20I runs

As the world leaders gather in Glasgow to talk about climate change and pledge to bring positive changes, Taliban did not want to be left out. When leaders from around the world were pledging, Taliban too released a statement urging nations to come together and help fight climate change, especially in Afghanistan.

Ahead of COP26, Taliban urges world to help fight climate change

The cash-strapped Taliban regime in Afghanistan is making the country's distressed farmers pay the so-called charity or 'zakat' taxes on their land and harvests, War, drought, and COVID-19 have devastated farmers across Afghanistan.

Taliban forcing distressed Afghan farmers to pay 'zakat' tax

As the G20 summit comes to a conclusion, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has pledged to give £50 million to help the women and girls stuck in the Taliban-ruled Afghanistan.

'We have a responsibility': UK PM pledges to give £50 million to help the Afghan women

The Afghanistan Cricket Board on Saturday (October 30) informed that former captain Asghar Afghan has announced his retirement from international cricket. He will play his last match for Afghanistan against Namibia at the ICC Men's T20 World Cup, which is underway in UAE and Oman.

T20 World Cup: Afghanistan's Asghar to retire from all formats after Namibia match

Afghanistan's Taliban government is pressing for the release of billions of dollars of central bank reserves as the drought-stricken nation faces a cash crunch, mass starvation and a new migration crisis.

'Just give us our money': Taliban push to unlock Afghan billions abroad

A US government watchdog on Friday accused the State Department and Pentagon of suppressing information that lawmakers and the public need to understand the collapse of Afghanistan's former government and military and the chaotic US troop pullout.

State Department, Pentagon are concealing Afghanistan data: US watchdog

Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan has been tough on everyone in the country, especially children, women, minor communities and the LGBTQ community. After living in fear for months, first group of LGBTQ Afghans have finally been able to flee the country and reach the UK.

First group of LGBTQ Afghans safely reach Britain after fleeing Taliban-rule

Afghanistan cricketers have been continuously dealing with questions surrounding the affairs back home ever since the Taliban took over the country earlier this year.

'Can we talk about cricket': Md. Nabi tells reporter on being asked if Taliban will question Afghanistan team

Pine nuts, popularly known as Afghanistan's 'export gold', are one of the major sources of support for the country's economy, especially at a time like this when the Taliban-controlled nation is grappling for stability.

Exclusive- 'Women encouraged to work in pine nut industry': Taliban to WION

In Kabul's main children's hospital, the crumbling of Afghanistan's health system is reflected in the eyes of exhausted staff. Crowds of mothers and sick children fill waiting rooms, medical staff are squeezing three babies into a single incubator and doubling them up in cot-like infant warmer beds.

Afghanistan's health system crumbles

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) to resume financing support to Afghanistan for reconstruction. Ever since the Taliban took over Afghanistan in August, the country has been struggling with poverty and a humanitarian crisis.

China urges IMF to help Afghanistan amid rising poverty

Since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, the country has been struggling to battle poverty. Amid concerns of rising poverty and starvation, various aid agencies distributed food, blankets and cash to nearly 130 displaced families in Kabul.

Nearly 130 displaced families receive aid amid rising poverty in Afghanistan

The World is normalising the Taliban's erasure of women. Most countries and aid organisations are sending male-only delegations to meet the Taliban. The Taliban have not refused to interact with women. What then explains the all-male delegations? Listen in to Palki Sharma.

Gravitas: Normalising Taliban's erasure of women

Pentagon officials say ISIS-K could strike America in 6 to 12 months. What's worse, they are banking on the Taliban to stop it. What happened to Joe Biden's claim of vanquishing terrorists in Afghanistan? Is this another 9/11 in the making? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: ISIS-K could attack America in 6 months

In war and in peace, passion for cricket alive and well in Afghanistan

Iran is all set to host the second round of foreign ministers' meet on Afghanistan, on Wednesday. Foreign ministers from regional neighbours of Afghan including Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Pakistan and China besides hosts Iran and Russia are going to be present at the meeting.

Iran to host second round of foreign ministers' meet on Afghanistan

A hilarious clip of Afghanistan skipper Mohammad Nabi has gone viral on social media platforms, where he can be spotted candidly speaking about one thing, which is the "hardest" and it's certainly not cricket.

'My English will be over': Afghanistan skipper Mohammad Nabi's hilarious video goes viral - Watch

Afghanistan’s dire economic condition has forced an assistant professor at the Kabul university to sell bananas on the streets. Nazar Mohammed, a father of two, lives in a joint family of 12. He is not accustomed to selling bananas, but he believes that this time won’t last forever.

Afghanistan: Assistant Professor turns into a banana seller to make ends meet

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