President Joe Biden’s job approval rating is on the downslope. As of Friday morning, he was at 45.8 per cent approval and 48.5 per cent disapproval — from a high of 54 per cent approval, 41 per cent disapproval at the end of his first 100 days.

How has Joe Biden become so unpopular?

Amid the escalating crisis, Kabul airport authorities have finally managed to partially reopen the airport. Watch this report to know more.

Reports: Domestic Flights resume between Kabul and 3 Provincial cities

Turkey's envoy spoke to WION on India-Turkey ties. He said that there is a significant potential for cooperation in key areas. Speaking on Afghanistan, he opined that stability is the need in Afghanistan and that India and Turkey has made immense contribution to Afghanistan and can continue to do so.

Turkish envoy Firat Sunel speaks to WION on India-Turkey ties and the contribution to Afghanistan

Afghan athletes carried their national flag during closing ceremony of the Tokyo Paralympics Games 2020 at the Olympic Stadium on Sunday (September 5). Taekwondo athlete Zakia Khudadadi and Hossain Rasouli managed to participate in the Games after they were evacuated from Afghanistan, arriving in Tokyo on August 29.

Watch: Afghan athletes carry national flag high during Tokyo Paralympics closing ceremony

Pakistan on Sunday hosted a virtual meeting of the special representatives and envoys of Afghanistan’s neighbouring countries, including China and Iran, indicating Islamabad’s growing influence in the Taliban-controlled region.

Pakistan holds virtual meet with Afghanistan’s neighbours

After the withdrawal of Western troops and the Taliban seizing control, Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi is calling for elections in Afghanistan to determine the future of the country.

Iran President Ebrahim Raisi calls for polls in Afghanistan

Taliban have allowed women to continue studying but a new law has dictated that wearing a niqab will be compulsory to attend university. All women attending private universities in Afghanistan will have to compulsorily wear an abaya robe and niqab.

Women who go to college have to wear niqab and cover their faces: Taliban

With the Taliban now in control Afghans and the capital of Kabul are left unsure about their futures as people adapt to the new regime.

Afghanistan: Afghans stare at uncertain future

Heavy fighting is underway in Afghanistan's Panjshir valley and according to the latest development, the Taliban has reportedly pushed deep into Afghanistan's last holdout.

Reports: Taliban push deep into Panjshir

Turbulence triggered by the Taliban in Afghanistan is right now the biggest evolving story. In Kabul the Taliban may announce their government anytime in the coming week.

Afghanistan: The Taliban's chain of command to have a supra council

Whether one likes it or not, the Taliban have come a long way in just a few weeks. Formed in September 1994 in Afghanistan’s Kandahar, the militant group has managed to spread its roots by hook or by crook over the decades.

Everyone is coming around: From wars to support from developed countries, Taliban seem to be winning everything

A lot of Americans have criticised their President, Joe Biden, for withdrawing troops from Afghanistan and letting Taliban take control of the South Asian country.

'Justice for Afghan': Restaurant runs out of food after it denies service to Biden's supporters

Former vice president and the self-declared caretaker of Afghanistan, Amrullah Saleh, has called on the United Nations and the international community to “rapidly and generously” respond to the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Panjshir Valley—the last province resisting the Taliban.

'Genocide in making': Afghan ex-VP calls on UN to end 'Taliban’s onslaught into Panjshir province'

"Genocide": Afghan ex-VP calls on UN to end “Taliban’s onslaught into Panjshir province”

Long queues were witnessed outside banks. The price of food and fuel has gone up by 50 percent and the residents are really cautious and uneasy.

Afghans cautious, uneasy under Taliban rule

Intermittent clashes have been reported between the Taliban and the NRF. Watch this report to know more.

Afghanistan: Armed Fighters battle Taliban in Panjshir valley

The Taliban declared on Friday that they had taken full control of Afghanistan "by the mercy of Allah almighty," destroying the Panjshir opposition. "We have complete control of Afghanistan, thanks to Allah Almighty's blessing.

Panjshir: Taliban declare victory over last holdout, resistance leaders deny

In a rare instruction, Taliban leaders have ordered their militants not to open fire in form of celebratory gunfire, as it has led to death of several locals. Taliban militants have been happily engaging in celebratory gunfire in Kabul to mark their victory over the US troops.

'Don't waste bullets', Taliban instruct militants to stop shooting in air after 2 Afghans die

An ongoing protest led by a group of women activists against the Taliban demanding political and working rights turned violent on Saturday after the militia group reportedly lobbed tear gas on them when they were on their way to the Presidential Palace in Kabul.

Kabul women's protest demanding equal rights turn violent, Taliban resort to tear gas

There is a major humanitarian crisis spiraling out of control in Afghanistan. More than half the population lives in poverty. The country witnessed its second major drought in two years and people rely heavily on aid services for even the most basic commodities.

Afghanistan: Economic and humanitarian crisis in Taliban led country

It is still not certain what the Taliban 2.0 will mean for the people but the afghans are wary of their future. A war-ravaged country crippling economy food shortage and no sight of any certainty.

Afghanistan: Kabul streets turn chaotic as armed Taliban leaders attacked

The world has its eyes set on Afghanistan. The Taliban is going to announce their new government soon. The new regime has been projecting a more moderate self-image. Schools are reopening across Afghanistan under the Taliban.

Schools reopen across Afghanistan under Taliban

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Friday that the country and the international community expects the Taliban to form an inclusive government with representations from different communities and interests.

Expect Taliban to form inclusive government in Afghanistan, says Blinken  

Three weeks after the Taliban took over Kabul, the capital's biggest currency exchange market, the Sarai-e-Shadzada market is operational once again. The market opened on Saturday morning with hundreds and thousands of afghans lining up in Kabul's busy old neighborhood trying to withdraw and exchange money as their life took an uncertain turn.

Major money exchange market opens in Afghanistan

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