A day after the Taliban banned women from studying at universities, armed guards could be seen stopping hundreds of young women from entering Afghan university campuses on Wednesday.

Armed guards stop women from entering Afghan universities after Taliban ban on higher education for females

In the latest, Indian and Chinese troops clashed along the Line of Actual Control in Arunachal Pradesh last week resulting in some jawans suffering minor injuries, the Army said on Monday.

Top 10 world news: Face-off between Indian and Chinese troops along LAC; Shootings at Kabul hotel, & more

Gunmen opened fire on Monday (December 12) near a guest house popular with Chinese business visitors in Afghanistan's capital of Kabul, an eye witness told the news agency AFP and also stated that a loud explosion was heard.

WION Dispatch: Armed men open fire in Kabul building housing Chinese nationals

ISKP releases pictures of its fighters who attacked the Pakistani embassy in Kabul. The embassy came under attack on 2 December and a Pakistani security guard was wounded by gunfire in what Islamabad called an attempt to assassinate its head of mission.

WION Dispatch: ISKP releases pictures of the Pakistan's Kabul embassy attackers

The Islamic State (IS) on Sunday took responsibility for an attack on the embassy of Pakistan in Kabul, in which the Charge d’Affaires was able to escape safely, however, the guard was injured critically.

ISIS-K claims responsibility for attack on Pakistan embassy in Kabul

Taliban is reaching out to Pakistan and assured all help in probing firing attacks in the capital. Kabul was rocked by twin attacks where shots were fired at Pakistan's Embassy while in another attack, the office of Afghanistan's former Prime Minister was also attacked.

Taliban vows to probe Pakistan Embassy's Kabul attacks; injured security guard moves to Peshawar

Taliban have sought Indian investment and revival of New Delhi-supported infrastructure projects in the country during a meeting last week. The meeting took place between the Taliban's minister for Urban Development and Housing (MUDH) Hamdullah Nomani and the head of India's technical team in the country, Bharat Kumar.

Taliban seek Indian investment and resumption of projects

After an attack on Pakistani mission in Kabul critically injured one of the second security guards. Acting Foreign Minister of Afghanistan dialed Pakistan's Foreign Minister. As per the official statement released by the Pakistani Foreign Ministry, acting Afghan Foreign Minister strongly condemned the attack.

Afghanistan: Acting Foreign Minister dials Pakistan's Foreign Minister

Three unidentified militants detonated a car bomb and tried to storm the headquarters of Afghan party headed by a veteran politician in Kabul. Two militants were killed in the attack and shots were also fired at the Pakistani embassy in Kabul. Pakistan's PM Shehbaz Sharif also condemned the attack.

Afghanistan: Shots fired at Pakistan embassy in Kabul; Pak PM Sharif condemns attack

Two militants were killed on Friday (December 2) during an attack in Kabul, near the office of Hezb-e-Islami—a political party associated with former Prime Minister Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, news agency AFP reported citing four sources.

Car blast near office of former Afghan PM Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, two militants killed

An unknown gunman opened fire on Pakistani embassy in Kabul. Initial reports indicated that at least one guard of the embassy was injured. No group has claimed responsibility and no comments from the embassy or government sources yet.

WION Dispatch: Gunman opens fire on Pakistani embassy in Kabul

The Taliban's chief spokesperson said on Sunday (November 23) that Afghanistan's supreme leader has ordered the judges to fully implement aspects of the Islamic law that include public executions, stonings and floggings, and the amputation of limbs for thieves.

Public executions, stonings, and more: Taliban order full implementation of Islamic law

Since the Taliban takeover, women in the country have been deprived of livelihood, identity and even equality. In a fresh dictator, the Taliban have announced that women in Kabul will not be allowed to access public parks.

Afghanistan: Women stopped from entering parks in Kabul as Taliban issues new diktat

Six Islamic State members said to be involved in two major attacks that had killed 60 and left many wounded, were killed by the Taliban security forces in an overnight operation in Kabul, a spokesman for the ruling group's administration said on Saturday, while adding that a Taliban security personnel also died in the operation.

Taliban forces kill six Islamic State members involved in deadly twin blasts in Afghan capital

From the 2022 World Judo Championships to university entrance exams at Kabul University, here are some impactful images from around the world on 13 October, 2022.

World in Pictures: 2022 World Judo Championships; University entrance exams at Kabul University

Afghanistan's interior ministry confirmed on Wednesday (October 5) that a blast occurred at a mosque near the ministry in the nation's capital Kabul. Abdul Nafi Takor, who is the ministry's spokesperson, said that the explosion took place "in a mosque which is at a distance from the ministry of interior".

Kabul: At least four killed, 20 injured in blast at mosque near Afghan interior ministry

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Afghan women are protesting against the suicide bomb killing of students in Kabul's Shiite neighborhood. The attack on the educational center killed over 32 people and wounded at least 27 others.

Kabul: Women protest against bomb attack, death toll rises to 35

At least 32 people, including girl students, were killed and dozens injured after a suicide attack at a learning centre in the Afghan capital of Kabul on Friday.

Kabul blast: At least 32, including students, killed in suicide attack on educational centre

Afghanistan witnessed another suicide bombing attack, this time in a coaching centre in Western Kabul. At least 32 people were killed and several others were injured in which most were women.

At least 32 killed in Kabul suicide blast in Afghanistan; no group has claimed responsibility yet

A suicide bomber targeted an education centre in a Shiite area of Kabul Friday, killing at least 23 people and wounding 27 others, but there was no immediate claim of responsibility for the blast.

WION Dispatch: At least 23 killed and 27 injured in suicide bombing at educational centre in Kabul

Another suicide attack rocks Afghanistan. The attack took place at an education institute in the Afghan capital Kabul killed at least 19 people and wounded dozens but there was no immediate claim of responsibility for the blast.

Afghanistan: Education centre comes under attack in Kabul, no group has claimed responsibility yet

A special flight carrying 55 Afghan Sikh minorities fleeing from Afghanistan arrived in India at New Delhi airport on Sunday, as a part of efforts to evacuate the distressed minorities in the Taliban-led nation.

Special flight carrying 55 Afghan Sikh refugees arrives in India

Emirati firm GAAC has signed a deal with the Taliban to run airports in Kabul, Kandahar and Herat. The company will handle air traffic control and ground services at all three airports. Will international carriers return to Afghanistan? How long will this reboot take?

South Asia Diary: Will International carriers return to Kabul?

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