The Taliban have taken control over Afghanistan's presidential capital, Kabul. Both President Ashraf Ghani and Vice President fled the country as Taliban advanced its moves.

Taliban take control of Afghanistan's presidential capital Kabul

Terrorists took control of the presidential palace in Kabul as US-led forces departed and Western nations evacuated their citizens. Hundreds of Afghans awaited their flights, some dragging luggage across runways in the dark, while women and children slept near security corridors at Kabul airport. Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and Vice President fled the country after Taliban took over the presidential capital.

Taliban take control over Kabul as Afghans evacuate capital

Cricket will not be a casualty in the wake of drastic political change in Afghanistan, assured country's cricket board CEO Hamid Shinwari, saying the Taliban "love" and "support" the game.

Taliban love cricket, I don't see game suffering under their rule: Afghanistan Cricket Board CEO

Nepal government has sent letters to the various countries and the United Nations to keep Nepali nationals working with various diplomatic missions and international organizations in Kabul in safe places and help their repatriation home.

Nepal seeks international help to evacuate its nationals from Afghanistan

Amid the rapidly changing situation in Afghanistan, on Sunday, Bollywood filmmaker Anurag Kashyap shared a social media appeal from Sahraa Karimi, an Afghan filmmaker, who is the first female chairperson of the Afghan Film Organisation.

Anurag Kashyap shares Afghan filmmaker Sahraa Karimi's open letter appeal as Taliban enters Kabul

'Taliban have won': Rise and fall of Afghan President Ashraf Ghani

As the Taliban seize control of Afghanistan, a Chinese official said on Monday that China is ready to further enhance "friendly and cooperative" relations with the country.

'We welcome this': What China stands to benefit from rise of Taliban in Afghanistan

Life of Afghan civilians: The stark difference between 'then' and 'now'

Taliban stunned several global leaders as they easily took over the capital city of Kabul on Sunday after conquering Mazar-e-sharif and Jalalabad overnight on Saturday.

Shock and awe: World expresses concern as Taliban enter Kabul

Taking over Afghanistan by the Taliban represents a failure by the international community, according to British Defence Secretary Ben Wallace, who is assessing the West's intervention was just half-done.

UK accuses Western powers of being politically short-sighted

Chancellor Angela Merkel's government is planning to deploy soldiers to Afghanistan to help with the evacuation of German nationals and Afghans in danger from the Taliban, parliamentary sources said Monday.

German forces to aid Afghan evacuations: Parliamentary sources

Taliban's Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar is likely to be declared as Afghanistan’s new president. Current President Ashraf Ghani and other top diplomats have already left the country after the Taliban seized control of Kabul and all the top provincial capitals of Afghanistan.

Who is Abdul Ghani Baradar, the Taliban leader who may become new Afghanistan president?

Kabul today is a very different place than it was just a few days ago. The passage of time seems to have passed backwards, 20 years to be exact. The Taliban are in the city, and the people are scrambling to flee.

On streets of Afghanistan, an air of despair surround the end of 20-year war

As the Taliban take over Afghanistan, China says it seeks ‘friendly and cooperative’ relations with the group. Beijing has sought to maintain unofficial ties with the Taliban throughout the entire withdrawal process.

China says it seeks ‘friendly and cooperative’ ties with Taliban after rout

After the Taliban took over Kabul, the residents are desperate to flee Afghanistan's beleaguered capital. A mass exodus is underway in the capital city. Amid all this chaos and mayhem at the Kabul airport, 5 people have lost their lives and the reason is yet to be ascertained.

Desperate Kabul residents try to flee the capital after Taliban take power

The chaos and utter collapse of Afghan government power in Afghanistan has strongly drawn attention to the way US fought its longest war and the apparent speedy exit that was followed by rapid gains by Taliban.

Afghanistan: Where did US go wrong in fight against Taliban?

Pakistan's Prime Minister appears to be endorsing the Taliban as they take control of Afghanistan. On Monday, a video surfaced on social media purporting to show Imran Khan praising the Taliban's takeover of the neighbouring nation.

'They have broken shackles of slavery': Pakistan PM Imran Khan endorses Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan

Former US President Donald Trump called for his successor Joe Biden to resign over the swift takeover of Afghanistan by Taliban militants, as US troops withdrew from the country after nearly 20 years on the ground.

Trump blames Biden for Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, seeks his resignation

The United Nations has issued a statement on the situation unfolding in the war-ravaged country, Afghanistan. The UN chief Antonio Guterres has urged the Taliban to follow utmost restraint in order to protect rights and ensure humanitarian needs can be addressed. Antonio Guterres is particularly concerned about the future of women and girls in the country.

Antonio Guterres urges restraint as Taliban reach Kabul

The US military has secured the perimeter of Kabul airport as its diplomats were being evacuated from war-torn Afghanistan amid the Taliban takeover. Commercial flights have mostly been suspended, stranding hundreds of Afghans and other foreign nationals.

US secures Kabul airport to evacuate staff from country

Five people get killed inside Kabul airport following massive exodus of people. The exodus happened as a reult of Taliban's siege of Afghanistan.

Five people get killed in Kabul airport amid massive exodus

India is gearing up to evacuate its citizens after Taliban's beleaguerment in Afghanistan. Listen in to international affairs expert Dr. Kadira Pethiyagoda on the ongoing crisis in the war-torn nation that lead to evacuation of millions.

Intl Affairs Expert Dr. Kadira Pethiyagoda: Don't think Biden admin expected this move of Taliban

After Taliban laid their siege in Afghanistan Prez Ghani had fled to Oman. Tajikistan did not allow Ghani's flight to land. Former Afghan Envoy Amar Sinha speak to WION on the ongoing Afghan crisis.

Former Afghan Envoy Amar Sinha speak to WION on Afghan crisis, Prez Ghani fleeing country

The govt in Afghanistan collapsed without the support of US military. The President fled the country leaving millions to bear with the crisis. Kabul's streets are patrolled by Taliban now.

Govt in Afghanistan collapses after Taliban takes control of Kabul

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