Now it has been two years since the Taliban takeover on the 15th August 2021. The Taliban established themselves as the rulers of Afghanistan the event changed the Asian nation in more than one day.

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Both Trump and Biden responsible for Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan: US state department

Ghosts from the Taliban's chilling rule reappear. The group has carried out its first public execution since clinching power, leaving the country and the world in shock. @Marowardak brings forward the worries of Afghans on this week's #southasiadiary

South Asia Diary | A throwback to the Taliban's dark past

The Taliban have killed 6 Pakistani civilians along the Durand line. This comes amid a spate of attacks along the border.Has the Taliban turned against Pak? Has Pak's Afghanistan policy failed? Here's what @mollygambhir has to say.

Gravitas: Has the Taliban turned against Pakistan?

It has been over one year since the Taliban's takeover. And once again, the old saying is proving true in Afghanistan - old wine in a new bottle. The group has clamped down on all forms of public entertainment, but cricket. Is it the last sign of social normalcy?

South Asia Diary: Afghans try to bring back normalcy

Taliban forces held a military parade in Kabul on Sunday to display their ongoing transformation from an insurgent force to a regular standing army. Interestingly American-made armored vehicles and Russian helicopters were on full display at the parade.

Afghanistan: Show of might by the Taliban forces in Kabul

In the two months since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, the Islamic State Khorasan or ISIS-K has stepped up attacks across the country. The attacks have been aimed mostly at Taliban units.

How will Taliban deal with ISIS-K threat?

Reports say the Taliban have launched an operation to defeat the ISIS-K terrorists. Why is it so important for the Taliban to fight another terror group? Can the Taliban even afford to fight ISIS? Know in this video.

Taliban launches offensive operation to defeat ISIS-K, a regional affiliate of Islamic State Group

Diplomats from the United Kingdom have met with the Taliban government in Kabul for the first time since taking power. They discussed the humanitarian crisis and the safe return of British citizens.

UK diplomats meet Taliban leaders in Afghanistan for first time since takeover

The United Nations which has warned of a humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan following the Taliban takeover is convening an aid conference in Geneva on Monday in an effort to raise more than $600 million for the Afghans.

UN hopes to raise over $600 million to avert humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan

Taliban takeover could fuel terror plots against West: UK spy chief

This week marks the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks. It was the first time when many even heard of Al-Qaeda. The group is now congratulating the Taliban over Afghanistan takeover. Take a look at the Taliban's relationship with its long-time ally, Al-Qaeda.

20 years after 9/11, will Al-Qaeda rise again?

22 days after marching into Kabul, the Taliban are yet to announce a government. Reports say internal fighting over key positions is delaying the announcement. Palki Sharma decoded the fight within the Taliban.

Gravitas: Infighting delays Taliban government formation

According to reports, Taliban’s co-founder Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar is likely to become the head of the executive council. Earlier, reports claimed that the Taliban's top religious leader Mullah Hebatullah Akhundzada will be 'supreme authority'.

Mullah Baradar, Taliban co-founder, to lead new govt in Afghanistan: Report

Amid many uncertainties, the Taliban is all set to form the new Afghan government. As per the latest reports, Taliban’s co-founder Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar is likely to become the head of the executive council.

Report: Taliban co-founder Mullah Baradar to become head of new Afghan govt

Big day in Kabul today. Amidst many uncertainties, the Taliban is gearing up to establish its regime. How does the Taliban intend to rule? Which Taliban leaders will be retaining control? WION's Anas Mallick brings you more details.

Taliban fine-tunes the contours of new government, will the world accept it?

Over two weeks after taking over Afghanistan and celebrating the official end of the war, the Taliban is gearing up to form a new government. Reportedly, it is all set to unveil the new government soon. How does the Taliban intend to rule?

Taliban preparing to set out their new Islamic government in Afghanistan

Economic crisis adds to the misery of Afghans. The prices of everyday items are rising. Billions of dollars of aids stalled, there are restrictions on cash withdrawal from banks and the Taliban are yet to form a new government. WION's Anas Mallick gets you a ground report.

WION Ground Report: While world fears Taliban, Afghans worry about inflation

The west may have exited the war-torn nation Afghanistan, but they continue to maintain close watch. Israel Foreign Minister Yair Lapid said that the US withdrawal from Afghanistan was the right move but was carried out poorly.

Israel says US Afghan withdrawal 'right move, badly done'

The 25-year-old Fanoos Basir was a former player in Afghanistan women's soccer team. But, now, she is in France after fleeing from her homeland. She says that she saw no future for herself under the rule of the Taliban. WION brings you a report.

Former women soccer player Fanoos Basir escaped Afghanistan after Taliban took over

WION exclusive | Afghan actor Warina Hussain: I don't blame women who have taken up arms in Afghanistan

The Taliban has understood the power of social media. But the question is - will tech giants like Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter recognise the Taliban as the legitimate government and let them host content on their services? We explore that in this video.

How social media platforms are dealing with the Taliban

Almost two weeks have passed since the Taliban took over Afghanistan. Now Afghan economy is on the brink of collapse, the country is facing an acute financial crunch.

Afghan economy on brink of collapse after Taliban takeover

''US President Joe Biden made the wrong call in Afghanistan,'' says Fred Fleitz, President of Center For Security Policy & Former NSC Chief of Staff in a conversation with WION's. He also added that Biden chose to withdraw abruptly without working with the Afghan army.

'Biden chose to withdraw abruptly without working with Afghan army', says Fred Fleitz

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