Afghanistan is going back in time. New diktats are being issued every week. They target every aspect of life. In the latest instance, the Taliban have said that executions & amputations will soon return to the country. Palki Sharma gets you a report.

Gravitas US Edition: Afghanistan is going back in time

Luigi Di Maio, the Italian foreign affairs minister on Sunday (September 26) said that recognition of the Taliban government is "impossible" due to the presence of "terrorists" among the ministers and highlighted the humanitarian aid to the protection of women and girls.

Italy says 'impossible' to recognise Taliban government, urges to help Afghans

Ever since the Taliban took control of Kabul, foot soldiers have been enjoying the sightseeing in the city. However, a report by The Wall Street Journal suggests that Afghanistan's new defence minister has told the fighters to stop having so much fun.

Afghanistan's new defence minister asks Taliban soldiers to stop taking selfies

Hundreds of women protested outside the United Nations headquarters in New York over violations of women's rights in Afghanistan by the Taliban. Watch this report for more details.

Protest for Afghan women's rights outside United Nations headquarters

Ever since the Taliban took control of the Afghanistan, there has been two faces of the country- one which the Taliban tries to portray, the other one that are hidden inside the homes and alleys. Tonight, we bring you the story of a man who gives us first-hand account of what life is like under the Taliban.

Afghan Crisis: Is Taliban 2.0 any different? How is life under Taliban for women? | Exclusive

The action-packed UNGA concludes in a few hours, over 100 leaders defied the Covid fears to meet-in person. The much-awaited the session ended without the speeches by those in government in Myanmar and Afghanistan. WION's Siddhant Sibbal brings in more.

Action-packed Meet Concludes, Myanmar and Afghanistan barred from UNGA session | WION-USA Direct

The 76th UNGA concludes today, however, the session ended without the speeches from those in government from Myanmar and Afghanistan.

UNGA session concludes without Myanmar and Afghanistan's address

Afghanistan's ambassador to the United Nations pulled out of delivering an address to world leaders at the General Assembly later Monday, a UN spokesperson said.

Silence after violence: Afghanistan, most important country right now, won't have a voice at UNGA

Taliban says that Kabul airport is now entirely operational for international flights and are appealing to all airlines to resume services; the group is promising full cooperation.

Taliban: Problems at Kabul airport resolved, international airlines can resume | Afghanistan Crisis

A number of Afghan traders claim they have suffered significant losses as a result of transit complications imposed by the Pakistani government on the Chaman-Boldak route, and they are calling for an immediate solution to the problems.

Pakistan disrupts transit on the Chaman-Boldak trade route: Afghan traders 

United Nations spokesman said on Friday that no representative from Myanmar is scheduled to address United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). This has come amid rival claims for Myanmar's UN seat after military coup that toppled the civilian government.

Myanmar won't address world at UN, ousted Afghan government will

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the 76th session of the United Nations General Assembly on Saturday (September 25) with a powerful speech. During his address, PM Modi highlighted India's progress and innovation in science, technology, healthcare, as well as the situation in Afghanistan, at the global stage.

From pandemic to terrorism: Here are major highlights of PM Narendra Modi's UNGA speech

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the 76th session of the United Nations General Assembly on Saturday (September 25) and touched upon many important points including the Coronavirus pandemic, climate change, health, technology and terrorism.

Backing terror will be dangerous for you: Indian PM Narendra Modi's veiled warning to Pakistan on Afghanistan

Indian PM Narendra Modi concluded his address at the 76th UNGA summit. He spoke on a number of pressing issues from regional to global, he did not hesitate in calling out problematic elements or talking about the reforms at the United Nations. Listen in to what G Parthasarathy, former envoy to Pakistan has to say on it.

PM Modi highlights Afghanistan Crisis, important to remind all about terrorism: G Parthasarathy

The Taliban, which hanged the bodies of four alleged kidnappers from cranes after killing them during a shootout in Afghanistan called it a "lesson" that kidnappings will not be tolerated. Watch this ground report for more details.

Taliban hang 4 bodies from cranes in Afghanistan, call it 'Lesson for kidnappers '

Several people took to streets to demand governments of the western countries to unfreeze assets of Afghanistan. People gathered in Herat, the western province of Afghanistan, where they called upon the United States (US) and other European Union (EU) countries to unfreeze assets of Afghanistan abroad.

Locals gather in Herat to urge US, EU to unfreeze Afghanistan's assets

The Taliban government in Afghanistan on Sunday (September 26) urged the international airlines to resume flights to and from Kabul, claiming that all technical issues at the country's main airport have been resolved.

Taliban urge international airlines to resume flights to Afghanistan

PM Narendra Modi ends US visit with a powerful speech at UNGA, here's look back at his significant tour

Harsh Shringla, India's foreign secretary, addressed reporters in Washington, DC, this morning on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's discussions with the leaders of India, US, Japan and Australia during the Quad Summit.

US President says India should have permanent seat at UNSC: MEA after Quad summit

Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla on Saturday said that a permanent seat, as well as reform of the UN Security Council, remains India's "top priority" as he addressed the press after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech during the 76th session of the UN General Assembly.

India's top priority is UNSC reform and a permanent seat, reiterates foreign secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla

After Narendra Modi's impactful address at the 76th session of the United Nations General Assembly on Saturday (September 25), India's Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla interacted with the press to brief Prime Minister's speech.

Quad stands for rules-based international order, not directed at any country: Indian diplomat Shringla

A blast was reported to have taken place in Afghanistan's Jalalabad city. Ariana News reported that blast claimed a life and injured seven people. It cited Nangarhar province officials who confirmed the news to the portal.

Afghanistan: Blast in Jalalabad kills 1, injures 7, says report

With chants of ‘Free Afghanistan’ and ‘I want to go to school’, local Afghan girls took to streets recently to protest Taliban’s decision to not let girls return to school.

Watch: Young girl calls out Taliban for not letting women return to school

On the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai has pleaded with the world to ensure the protection of Afghan women's rights on Friday after the change of guard. Watch this report for more details.

Malala Yousafzai fears for future of Afghan girls

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