A little more than a year ago, the US troops haphazardly ditched the Afghanistan shores, leaving behind highly sophisticated military machinery that included state-of-the-art helicopters, tanks and armoured vehicles.

Taliban fighters try to fly US Black Hawk helicopter, three get killed in crash

The Islamic State-Khorasan Province (ISKP) has claimed the attack outside the Russian embassy in Kabul that took place earlier on Monday. The terror outfit has identified the suicide bomber as Waqas al Muhajir, the group announced on its channel on Telegram.

Islamic State-Khorasan claims responsibility for Russian embassy suicide attack in Kabul

All those who were rejoicing over the Taliban coming back to power in Afghanistan a year ago after US troops’ withdrawal, were proved totally wrong as for the last one year, Afghanistan has been reeling under a spate of terror attacks of enormous proportions.

Terror blasts in Kabul mosque, and global implications 

The Taliban accused Pakistan of permitting US drones to use its airspace for strikes on Afghanistan. Pakistan has denied the charges. The war of words follows months of tensions between Islamabad and Kabul. Palki Sharma tells you why Pakistan and the Taliban are sparring.

Gravitas: Taliban, Pakistan spar over US drone strikes

The Taliban may have suggested that they will be taking a more liberal approach towards women’s rights after coming to power a year back, but recent reports are showing that not much has changed in this regime.

Taliban restricts female students from leaving Kabul for studies: Report

After attracting widespread criticism and concerns raised by Afghan women over the new rule to limit the entry of women in parks, the Taliban on Monday clarified that the imposition of the new rule to separate the visiting days for men and women is to allow women to visit the parks freely.

Afghanistan: Taliban clarifies restriction on women to visit public parks

India is now returning back as it has reopened its embassy in Kabul. Indian diplomats strategically began wrapping up their operations in March as the Indian consulate in Jalalabad was shut in April.

India resumes diplomatic operations in Afghanistan | Is it coming to terms with the new normal?

India has resumed diplomatic operations in Afghanistan. The Indian embassy in Kabul has reopened to revive New Delhi's stalled operations. Palki Sharma brings you a report.

Gravitas: India resumes diplomatic operations in Kabul

A year after the Taliban took over Afghanistan, a batch of Indian diplomats have returned to Kabul. Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar confirmed that a team of diplomats except the ambassador has left New Delhi.

India sends its diplomats back to Afghanistan after a year

At least 20 people, including a prominent cleric, were killed in a bomb blast at a mosque during evening prayers in the Afghanistan capital Kabul on Wednesday.

WION Dispatch: At least 20 killed as explosion hits Kabul mosque

A blast at a mosque in Kabul's north west district killed at least 21 people leaving 33 others injured. The explosion is said to have occurred when people were offering evening prayers at the mosque.

At least 21 killed, 33 injured as massive explosion hits Kabul mosque: Reports

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August 15 also marks the return of Taliban in Afghanistan. It was on this day in 2021, when the Taliban seized control of Kabul. A year since that dramatic day, how have things changed in Afghanistan? Watch this report by Palki Sharma to find out.

Gravitas: 1 year of Taliban rule in Afghanistan

The new Taliban regime is re-packaging the regressive policies of the first Taliban regime in the late 1990s. Mariam Wardak brings you 5 reasons why the Taliban are unchanged.

South Asia Diary: Myth of Taliban 2.0 busted

The Taliban took over Afghanistan and captured the Kabul Presidential Palace. After weeks of violent clashes across the country, it was a rapid takeover that ended in a hasty withdrawal of western troops from the country.

1 year of Taliban rule, hold small victory parades; fear, violence, misery take over Afghans

August 15th is a day of pride, valor and victory for India, but for Afghanistan, it is a day of defeat and the fall of their country as a nation and the shackles of the Taliban.

WION Dispatch: Taliban completes one year of power in Afghanistan

It was roughly a year since the Taliban took over Afghanistan, and since then, the country has witnessed lots of changes apart from a dwindling economy.

Afghanistan: One year since the Taliban took control of Kabul

WION's Anas Mallick was held captive by the Taliban for 21 hours after he went to Kabul on a reporting assignment. Anas Mallick tells Molly Gambhir about what he went through.

WION Fineprint: WION's Anas Mallick assaulted in Afghanistan

WION’s correspondent Anas Mallick, who went missing for nearly 24 hours in Afghanistan, has safely returned to his native Pakistan after being abducted and assaulted by the ruling Taliban.

WION correspondent who went missing in Afghanistan is safe, recalls his ordeal

WION correspondent Anas Mallick was abducted by the Taliban while he was reporting in Afghanistan's capital Kabul. Anas and his team were shooting general visuals when they were forcefully dragged away from their car by the Taliban members.

WATCH: WION correspondent Anas Mallick shows torn clothes and injuries as he shares his trauma

WION's correspondent Anas Mallick and his team were "dragged" out of the car and "physically assaulted" by the Taliban when he was reporting in Afghanistan's capital Kabul.

'Handcuffed, blindfolded and physically assaulted': What happened to WION's Anas Mallick in Kabul?

WION correspondent Anas Mallick has safely returned back to his home in Islamabad. Anas went missing on Thursday evening in Kabul, a day after he had reached Afghanistan to cover the first anniversary of the Taliban’s takeover of the country.

WION's correspondent Anas Mallick returns home

We can now confirm that WION correspondent Anas Mallick is safe, and has taken off on a flight from Kabul. We will have more updates once he’s safely back home. Anas went missing on Thursday evening in Kabul. He was on a reporting assignment in Afghanistan.

WION's correspondent Anas Mallick is safe

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