With the Taliban emerging as the dominant force in Afghanistan, including capital Kabul, according to Indian assessment Pakistan based terror groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) have made their presence in parts of the country.

Pak terror groups now present in Kabul, finds Indian assessment

Former Afghan President Ashraf Ghani is in the UAE. This was confirmed by UAE in a brief statement. It said that the country is hosting Ghani on "humanitarian grounds".

Afghan ex-president Ashraf Ghani is in UAE

Afghanistan's former women's football captain Khalida Popal on Wednesday said worries about the safety of the country's female players have left her unable to sleep since the Taliban returned to power.

'The dreams are fading': Taliban return causes anguish for Afghan female football pioneer

In their first presser in Kabul on Sunday, the Taliban said that they seek no 'revenge' and that everyone will be ''forgiven.' “We assure you that nobody will go to their doors to ask why they helped,” he said, despite reports from different parts of the country that Taliban fighters were doing precisely that. He encouraged people who had fled to the airport with their families to return.

Taliban says it seeks no 'revenge' & that everyone will be 'forgiven''

The Taliban is now gearing up to install a government. But, Amrullah Saleh wants to challenge the Taliban. The defiant Vice President has declared that he is the "legitimate caretaker President" of Afghanistan. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: A defiant Amrullah Saleh vows to fight the Taliban

The women of Afghanistan are fearing the worst under the Taliban's rule. Girls are afraid they won't be able to go back to school. Female journalists & lawmakers are fearing for their lives. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: Women of Afghanistan fear the worst under Taliban

Russia says Kabul is safer under the Taliban. Pakistan says Afghans have broken the shackles of slavery. China backs the Taliban to bring peace to Afghanistan. Why are countries rushing to legitimise the Taliban? Molly Gambhir tells you.

Gravitas: Why are Pakistan, China & Russia legitimising Taliban

At least three people were reported killed in Jalalabad during the city’s protests against the Taliban banner replacing Afghanistan’s national flag. According to two witnesses and a former police official, Taliban fighters opened fire during anti-Taliban rallies in the Afghan city of Jalalabad, killing and wounding many Jalalabad protestors.

Watch: 3 killed, dozens injured after militants open fire on anti-Taliban protesters

A defiant Joe Biden defended his decision to hastily pull out American troops from Afghanistan. The US president shifted blame to the Afghan leadership, saying there is no right time to withdraw. Molly Gambhir tells you what Biden got wrong in his speech.

Gravitas: Biden defends pull-out, blames Afghan army

The Taliban is beating the drum of victory by having a gala time. They were seen swirling on spinning wheels, jumping on trampolines & working out at abandoned gyms. Molly Gambhir gets you 7 videos from the new 'Islamic Emirate'.

Gravitas: 7 Videos that show life under Taliban

Senior Taliban leader Amir Khan Muttaqi is said to be in the Afghan capital negotiating with Kabul's political leadership, including Abdullah Abdullah, who once headed the country's negotiating council and former President Hamid Karzai.

Taliban leader reported to be in Kabul for talks

The Taliban declared that the war in Afghanistan was over and that all of their opponents would be pardoned during their first press conference since seizing control of Kabul from the Western-backed government.

In first press conference, Taliban say they seek no ‘revenge’, will respect women’s rights

US national security adviser Jake Sullivan said on Tuesday that the Taliban has vowed to provide safe passage for civilians to reach the airport in Afghanistan's capital Kabul.

Kabul evacuation: US says Taliban has pledged 'safe passage'

Three sniffer dogs along with 150 Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) personnel deployed for security at the Indian embassy in Afghanistan, have landed at the Hindon IAF base in Ghaziabad.

India evacuates three sniffer dogs, 150 ITBP personnel from embassy in Kabul

Taliban, firmly in power now in Afghanistan, held a press conference on Tuesday that was regarded by many news outlets as 'historic'. The insurgent group, dreaded because of their brutal rule in late 90s, fielded questions from journalists on issues like women's rights, new Afghan government and more.

Out of shadows: Mysterious Taliban spokesman finally faces cameras

In the first indication of Talibani concessions with respect to women's rights, the group said on Wednesday that it was fine with women receiving primary and higher education which includes attending university.

Taliban fine with women attending universities

Residents of Afghanistan's Jalalabad city came to the streets on Wednesday, asking that the Afghan flag be reinstalled on government buildings instead of the Taliban's flag.

WATCH : Taliban fighters shoot at protesters waving national flag in Afghanistan's Jalalabad

The Taliban addressed their first press conference since taking over Kabul on Tuesday. Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid asserted that the rights of women will be protected "within the limits of Islamic law".

Women's rights will be protected within Islamic law, says Taliban in first PC after Kabul takeover

During their first press conference since taking over Kabul on Tuesday, the Taliban spoke on their relationship with Al-Qaeda and their leadership in Afghanistan in the future after WION's Anas Mallick posed the questions.

Taliban speaks on relationship with Al-Qaeda during first PC after Kabul takeover

While speaking in the House of Commons, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that the UK will do “everything to avert a humanitarian crisis” in Afghanistan. Johnson also added that deploying UK troops to fight the Taliban is not an option.

Johnson says UK will do anything to avert humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan

Taliban co-founder Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar has returned to Afghanistan after decades. Baradar is the second senior-most leader in the Taliban hierarchy after Haibatullah Akhundzada.

Taliban's co-founder Mullah Baradar returns to Afghanistan after decades

EU Foreign Policy Chief has revealed that it would work with the Taliban even though it doesn't recognise the group. This statement was issued after the EU foreign ministers discussed the security situations in Afghanistan.

EU Foreign Policy Chief reveals that it will work with the Taliban

Girls wearing white hijabs and black tunics crammed into classrooms in the western Afghan city of Herat just days after the Taliban's takeover. As the school opened its doors, the students scurried down corridors and chatted in courtyards, seemingly oblivious to the turmoil that has engulfed the country in the past two weeks.

Afghan girls return to school in Herat after Taliban takeover

Female Afghan journalists have been busy documenting the fall of Afghanistan earlier. But now they are looking at the plight of women under the Afghan rule.

Afghan female journalists talk about plight of women under Afghan rule

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