Taliban foreign minister held his first press conference. In his presser, he accused the US of handling the Afghan property badly.

Taliban Foreign Minister holds first press briefing, accuses the US of mishandling Afghan property

Taliban soldiers belied their stern image when they enjoyed a day out at Kabul City Park The amusement park had been noticeably empty since the Taliban took power back in August and like many other venues it has been taken over by the new government.

Taliban riding the dodgem cars at Kabul amusement park

Thousands of Afghans protested against the Taliban in the southern city of Kandahar on Tuesday, according to a former government official and local television footage, after residents were asked to vacate a residential army colony.

Thousands protest against Taliban in Kandahar over evictions

After the withdrawal of US troops US, Afghanistan continues facing catastrophic humanitarian situation. To deal with this situation UN has granted $1 Billion as an humanitarian aid. Watch this video to know more details.

UNHCR warns of a mass exodus in Afghanistan

The Taliban’s record in recent weeks on making good on promises to respect human and women’s rights as well as uphold freedom of the press is mixed at best. Afghanistan’s neighbours and near-neighbours are not holding their breath even if some are willing to give the Central Asian country’s new rulers the benefit of the doubt.

Opinion | Initial Taliban moves fail to convince Afghanistan’s neighbours

According to the head of the International Federation of Journalists, journalism in Afghanistan is in danger of disappearing. He said that reporters trying to continue working under the Taliban have been subjected to beatings and imprisonment.

Journalism in Afghanistan in danger of disappearing, says scribes’ body head

Afghanistan has vast minerals reserves which are all worthy of trillion dollars and are now in the hand of Taliban fighters. In this report watch all details of copper mines from Logar Province.

Future of Mes-Aynak post Taliban takeover

The United Nations which has warned of a humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan following the Taliban takeover is convening an aid conference in Geneva on Monday in an effort to raise more than $600 million for the Afghans.

UN hopes to raise over $600 million to avert humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan

Qatar’s foreign minister Abdulrahman held talks with the prime minister of Taliban-ruled Afghanistan during a visit to the war-torn country. It is being seen as the highest diplomatic level delegation to visit Kabul since the Taliban announced their interim Cabinet.

Qatar's foreign minister visits Taliban-ruled Afghanistan

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has urged the international community to engage with the Taliban to prevent Afghanistan's economy from collapsing completely.

Engage with Taliban to avert total collapse of Afghan economy: UN chief Antonio Guterres

Afghan women have returned to their job at the Kabul international airport weeks after the Taliban took over Afghanistan. These 12 brave women are among 80 employed at the airport.

12 Afghan women return to work at Kabul international airport

Afghan women have taken to the streets in groups large and small to protest against Taliban rule, the regime's new curbs on their rights, and Pakistan's influence in Afghanistan.

Afghan women protest against Taliban restrictions, fearing curbs on women's rights

The United Nations is convening an aid conference in Geneva in order to raise more than USD 600 million in humanitarian aid for Afghanistan. It has warned of a humanitarian crisis after the Taliban takeover.

UN seeks to raise $600 million to avoid Afghan humanitarian crisis

Qatar’s foreign minister Abdulrahman held talks with the prime minister of Taliban-ruled Afghanistan in the highest-level foreign visit to Kabul since the group seized the capital last month.

Qatar FM Abdulrahman visits Kabul for talks with Taliban

The Taliban government's new higher education minister said that women in Afghanistan can continue to study in universities, including at post-graduate levels, but classrooms will be gender-segregated and Islamic dress is compulsory.

Taliban says women can study in gender-segregated universities

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Afghanistan captain Asghar Afghan has criticised his Australia counterpart Tim Paine for questioning the Asian team`s right to participate in major events such as the Twenty20 World Cup.

Afghanistan captain criticises Australia's Tim Paine for questioning right to play

Former President Donald Trump slammed US President Joe Biden's pullout from Afghanistan, speculating that China and Russia are already reverse-engineering US military hardware left there.

‘I guarantee’: Trump claims China, Russia reverse-engineering US weapons left behind in Afghanistan

Afghan women residing in Afghanistan and abroad are posting photos of themselves on social media, dressed in traditional attire in a mark of protest against the Taliban's burqa order.

Afghan women post photos in traditional attire to protest Taliban's burqa order

What represents a 'proper' dress? That too for a woman? Common sense dictates that it is she who will decide that and no other. But unfortunately, every culture in the world has its fair share of men dictating what's good/ proper/ admissible/ allowed for women.

Burqa not part of Afghan culture, defiant women in traditional wear tell Taliban

After the September 11 attacks, the United States involvement in Afghanistan did not bring peace and stability to the region and the Americans did not "achieve their goals", said the Taliban on Saturday.

After 9/11, US failed 'to achieve goals' in Afghanistan: Taliban General

Former Afghan cricketer Asghar Stanikzai has responded to the Australian Test captain Tim Paine's remarks that other countries might refuse to play against Afghanistan cricket team in the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup after the Taliban's ban on women's cricket.

'Refrain from delivering aggressive statements': Ex-Afghanistan cricketer slams Tim Paine

48 hours before the 31st of August deadlines the Americans conducted yet another strike in Kabul. Now this claimed the Americans was in retaliation to the 26th of august suicide bombing at the Kabul International Airport that resulted in the killing of over 200 of Afghan nationals and about 13 American service personnel.

US strike wipe out Kabul family, brother says

Qatari foreign minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani held talks with Taliban Prime Minister Mullah Muhammad Hassan Akhund in Kabul, according to reports.

Qatar foreign minister visits Kabul, meets Taliban PM: Reports

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