Mirwais Balkhi, a former Afghan education minister who fled his homeland two years ago in the wake of the Taliban's takeover, now lives in the United States. In the West, he and his friends, who also escaped Afghanistan in 2021, now grapple with depression.

EXCLUSIVE: In US, former Afghan education minister's heart still longs for Kabul

Iran's president on Thursday issued a warning to Afghanistan's Taliban leaders not to infringe on Iranian citizens' water rights over their shared Helmand River.

Tehran warns Kabul over violation of its water rights

For years Pakistan has tried to gain strategic depth against India. How? By using its ties with Afghanistan. If that were the case, looks like times are changing. Afghan Embassy Denounces Taliban's replacement for Ambassador to India. What are we talking about?

Gravitas: Afghanistan denounces change of guard

The Afghan Embassy in New Delhi in India the country's taliban-led foreign Ministry has ordered changed in leadership as its Embassy in the Indian capital. A simmering Face-Off between Kabul and its Embassy in India is out in the open now the former had earlier issue a letter for trains of God at the embassy in India on April 28th reports the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Afghanistan had chosen Muhammad Kadasha to lead the embassy a claim which was refuted by current ambassador Farid Mamusde now Shah has previously served as the embassy secretary in India employees at the embassy have collectively refused to welcome the decision from Kabul.

New Delhi: Power tussle at Afghan embassy

Pakistan's Defence Minister and spy Chief held talks with the Taliban officials in Kabul and they discussed ways to counter the threat of terrorism. This comes just days after Pakistan blamed Afghan Taliban of harbouring terrorists from its homegrown version of the extremist group.

Pakistan delegation meets Taliban officials, discuss TTP threats

The Presidents of China and Iran in a joint statement asked the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan to form an inclusive government in which all ethnicities and political groups could see them represented.

Iran, China call for inclusive government in Kabul

The Taliban raided an Islamic State hideout in Kabul overnight. According to a Taliban spokesperson, the raid was said to have targeted Islamic State militants who were responsible for the recent organised attacks in Kabul recently.

Taliban targets Islamic State hideout in Kabul, kills IS fighters in raid

Former Afghanistan Vice President and ethnic Uzbek leader of the Junbish-e Milli political party, General Abdul Rashid Dostum declared war against Taliban this week.

Who is General Dostum? The Uzbek strongman who has declared war on Taliban

Is ISIL-K planning to attack the Indian Embassy in Kabul? A UN report says the diplomatic missions of India, China & Iran are on the group's target.

Gravitas: ISIL-K planning to attack Indian Embassy in Kabul?

Saudi Arabia and the Czech Republic have shut their embassies in Afghanistan which is seen as a considerable setback for Kabul’s diplomatic relations with other nations, reported ANI citing Tolo News.

Saudi Arabia shuts embassy in Kabul, diplomats may relocate to Pakistani capital: Reports

After US soldiers evicted the war-torn country, many people made the decision to flee Afghanistan to save their lives. Everyone heard distressing voices coming from Afghanistan after the Taliban overthrew Hamid Karzai's administration in Kabul.

Who was Mursal Nabizada, the first of former Afghan MPs shot dead in Kabul?

Former Afghanistan lawmaker Mursal Nabizada and her security guard were shot dead at her home in Kabul. Nabizada represented Kabul in Afghanistan's parliament from 2019 until the government was deposed by the Taliban in August 2021.

Former Afghanistan lawmaker Mursal Nabizada shot dead at her home in Kabul

A blast occurred in front of the Taliban-led Ministry of Foreign Affairs' building in Kabul. More than 20 people are reported to be dead in the attack. In the latest development, Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for the attack.

Islamic State claims responsibility for Kabul suicide blast

Afghanistan's Kabul jolted with another major attack. A bomb blasted at the entrance of the Taliban's foreign ministry. Reportedly, three people have been killed in the blast.

BREAKING: At least three killed, eight injured in blast at Taliban's foreign ministry in Kabul

A blast occurred in front of the Taliban-led Ministry of Foreign Affairs' building in Kabul. More than 20 people are reported to be dead in the attack.

Blast kills at least 20 outside Afghanistan Foreign Ministry in Kabul

More than 20 people are reported to have been killed in a suicide bomb attack outside the Afghanistan foreign ministry office in Kabul on Wednesday. An explosion near the headquarters of the Afghan Foreign Ministry in Kabul killed over 20 and injured around eight, according to AP reports.

Afghanistan: Over 20 killed in suicide bomb blast outside foreign ministry in Kabul

Major blast outside Afghanistan Foreign Ministry in Kabul

Multiple blasts were heard across Afghanistan’s capital Kabul on Wednesday, TOLO News reported. Details pertaining to the nature or the target of the blasts or who was responsible for it remained unclear as neither Taliban nor security officials have commented.

Multiple blasts rock Afghanistan’s Kabul city, fatalities feared: Report

An explosion has taken place outside the military airport in Kabul where several casualties are feared. The Taliban-run government in Afghanistan has confirmed the development. The explosion was reported was reported near the entrance to a military airfield.

Afghanistan Explosion: Blast reported near Hamid Karzai International airport

An explosion outside the military airport in Afghanistan’s capital Kabul, on Sunday, caused multiple casualties and wounded several, according to media reports citing officials.

At least 10 killed, several injured in blast outside Kabul’s military airport: Reports

Afghanistan: 8 killed in explosion outside military airport in Kabul

A professor of Kabul University tore up his diplomas on live television, saying that if his mother and sister cannot study, he cannot accept the education either.

'If my mother and sisters can't study': Afghan professor tears down diplomas on live TV

Two days after the Taliban banned female students from university, dozens of women are now raising their voices against the administration and are demanding their right to education. A group of women marched near Kabul University chanting 'either everyone or no one' and 'one for all'.

Afghanistan: Taliban's move of ban over women's education unites rest of Muslim world

A group of Afghan women staged a defiant protest in Kabul against a Taliban order banning them from universities. A protester at the rally said "some of the girls" had been arrested by women police officers.

Afghanistan: Group of women hold protest over ban on university education

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