The United Nations on Wednesday said that some "time critical" programmes in Afghanistan will have to be temporarily stopped due to the Taliban's ban on women working in NGOs. The global agency warned that many other activities are also likely to be impacted due to the ban.

UN suspends some Afghanistan programs after ban on female aid workers

In Afghanistan, since the Taliban has taken, over the charge of the country back in August, the media houses have started disappearing or they simply have not been allowed to function as media houses. An export gets you all the details

Afghanistan: 231 media outlets have shut down since August

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

Deeply saddened and upset over Afghan army's failure, Afghanistan citizens are seen throwing shoes and stones at Afghan army. The Taliban fighters on Sunday made further advances in Afghanistan and took control of the presidential palace in Kabul. The insurgents entered the capital city amid President Ashraf Ghani fleeing to Tajikistan in order to avoid bloodshed.

Viral Video: Afghan citizens express displeasure with Afghanistan Army by throwing stones and shoes

The war in Afghanistan, by the numbers

Germany to pull troops from Afghanistan by July 4

As Afghanistan's iconic chicken street fades, peace brings new hope

Afghanistan said to have mineral reserves worth billion of dollars but prolonged state of war have prevented the govt from monitising them. But, that has not stopped the Taliban.

Afghanistan govt failed to monitise the mineral reserves while Taliban earned million

Taliban deputy leader says 'committed' to peace in op-ed

EXCLUSIVE: No going back on women's rights, says young Afghan minister; praises India's role for development in her country

US officials mislead public with false evidence in Afghanistan War: Report

US officials misled Americans on war in Afghanistan: Report

Afghan victims ask ICC to open Afghan war crimes investigation on appeal

US drone strike kills 30 civilians in Afghanistan; 40 injured

Will meet the Taliban and get them to talk to Afghan government, says Imran Khan at US Institute of Peace

Afghanistan war: 18 years later, no end in sight; US-Taliban talks amid more attacks

Massive Afghanistan peace summit ends in Kabul

Afghanistan: Four killed, over 90 wounded in Kabul car bomb attack

Afghanistan: Taliban attacks soldiers in western province; 20 killed

'Despite some heroic efforts to stabilize insecure and contested areas in Afghanistan between 2002 and 2017, the program mostly failed,' Special Inspector General John Sopko said

US wasted billions in failed Afghan stabilization efforts: Official

The April 2 airstrike on a ceremony attended by hundreds of men and boys in Dasht-e-Archi district -- a Taliban stronghold in the northern province of Kunduz -- left at least 36 people dead including 30 children

Ashraf Ghani apologises after Afghan air strike kills 30 children

The report was released on Thursday by the UN Assitance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) and the office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights

More than 10,000 civilians killed or injured in Afghanistan conflict in 2017: UN

This could lead to the deployment of thousands more soldiers

Trump lets Pentagon set Afghanistan troop levels: US official

The meet comes close on the heels of talks between Qatar and US and Afghan officials, of which Pakistan was not a part

Taliban delegation visits Pakistan for peace talks

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