The Taliban have reportedly deployed suicide squads at the border with China and Tajikistan. Afghan youth are also being recruited for a special suicide battalion in the Afghan army.

Report: Suicide battalion to be part of Taliban Army in Afghanistan

The deep blue mountain lakes in the central Bamyan province of Afghanistan have been a major hub of tourism. But with the return of the Taliban, there are very few people who are now able to muster the courage to visit these sites of spectacular natural beauty.

Afghanistan: No tourists venture into Taliban country

Its been well over 2 months since the Taliban took over control of Afghanistan since then country has been plagued with multiple economic crises. From the falling value of its currency to increasing fuel prices. WION correspondent Anas Mallick spoke to the Taliban finance ministry spokesperson, listen to this exclusive conversation.

Taliban's finance ministry spokesperson speaks to WION on rising fuel prices

Taliban capture first Afghan provincial capital in blow to government

Afghanistan: Taliban resumes shooting as ceasefire ends

Warring Afghan sides discuss peace talks as deadly blast hits mosque

Hundreds die in surge of violence in Afghanistan

Over 30 killed in 24 hours in Afghanistan

Violence against civilians in Afghanistan rose after commencement of peace talks: UN

Afghanistan investigating if civilians killed in strike against Taliban

Pompeo says violence levels in Afghanistan 'unacceptably high'

String of attacks have people in Kabul pointing a finger, at the government

The U.S. envoy for Afghanistan said on Tuesday that violence there was too high and the Kabul government and Taliban insurgents must work harder toward forging a ceasefire at their peace talks.

US special envoy calls for urgent reduction of violence in Afghanistan

India and former Northern Alliance leader Atta Noor discuss increased level of violence in Afghanistan

US State Secretary Pompeo sees 'significant reduction' in Afghanistan violence

Amid US-Taliban peace talks, violence in Afghanistan rises: Watchdog

'The first airstrike killed one policeman. When other policemen came to help, they came under a second airstrike,' police said

Now, US air raid kills eight Afghan policemen: Officials