As per a latest United Nations report, the Taliban and its allies are believed to have killed over 100 of former Afghan officials and security force members who worked with the International organizations following United States withdrawal, the report is the latest in a series of warnings of a worsening humanitarian crisis in the region, take a look.

UN Report: Taliban killed over 100 ex-Afghan officials

A UN report seen by Reuters says the Taliban and its allies are believed to have killed scores of former Afghan officials, security force members and people who worked with the international military contingent since the US-led pullout.

UN report says Taliban have killed scores of former Afghan officials, others

The Afghan economy has been struggling for decades. But since the Taliban took over things have become worse. The Afghans who are in desperation are forced to take extreme steps.

Desperate Afghans take extreme steps for survival

A pregnant journalist from New Zealand has got stranded in Afghanistan. The scribe had asked Taliban for help after her home country prevented her from returning.

After rejection from New Zealand, pregnant reporter takes help from Taliban

At United Nations Security Council meeting on Afghanistan, India has reiterated its commitment to provide humanitarian aid to the strife-torn region. Indian envoy to United Nations T S Tirumurti said, "We remain steadfast in our commitment towards humanitarian assistance to the people of Afghanistan.

At UNSC, India reiterates its commitment to humanitarian aid for Afghanistan

The chair of the Taliban sanctions committee, Indian envoy to UN TS Tirumurti has said that the Taliban gets the travel ban exemption as envisaged under the sanctions region only to attend peace talks.

Taliban gets travel ban exemption only to attend peace talks, says chair of sanctions committee Tirumurti

The Taliban and Western diplomats are holding a meeting in Oslo. A member of the Taliban has claimed the meeting is a "step to legitimise" the Taliban's government. Will the West recognise and legitimise the Taliban? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: Taliban begins talks with Western Officials in Oslo

The Taliban and western diplomats have began their first official talks in Norway’s capital Oslo since they took over control of Afghanistan. The three-day talks will focus on how to alleviate humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan.

Taliban holds first official talks with the west in Oslo to discuss Afghanistan

The first Taliban delegation is in Norway. The Taliban representatives will be meeting Norwegian authorities as well as diplomats from several other countries. The three-day talks will focus on how to alleviate humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan.

Taliban delegation begin talks in Europe amid humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan

Taliban delegation led by acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi has started talks with Western government officials and Afghan civil society representatives in Oslo.

Taliban delegation begins humanitarian talks in Oslo

The Ministry of External Affairs has said that India will supply wheat consignments to Afghanistan through Pakistan in beginning of February. “Pakistan has allowed the transportation of Indian Wheat assistance for Afghanistan on humanitarian grounds on exceptional basis.

India to supply wheat consignments to Afghanistan through Pakistan in beginning of February

Taliban authorities have warned that they have all the rights to crackdown on dissent and jailed protestors. This comes in as concerns grow over the disappearance of two women activists in Afghanistan.

Taliban warn against women's rights activism after two activists were seized from their homes

The Taliban delegation is presently in Norway for a three-day visit. The delegation is all set to hold talks with the west and also members of the Afghan civil society.

Taliban to meet with western officials in Norway amid calls for humanitarian aid

The Taliban takeover in August has plunged Afghanistan into a humanitarian crisis. Not only poverty and starvation are rampant, but millions of women have also lost their rights to get education and work in the country ruled by fundamentalist forces.

Afghan woman in hiding speaks with Hillary Clinton, talks about what changed after Taliban takeover

A report by UN International Labour Organisation (ILO) has revealed that ever since the Taliban took over Afghanistan, over half a million people have lost their jobs.

Over 500,000 jobs lost in Afghanistan since Taliban takeover, women worst hit

Taliban founder and acting prime minister Hassan Akhund called for international governments to officially recognize the country’s Taliban administration.

Afghanistan: Taliban PM Hassan Akhund makes desperate call for government recognition

The Taliban’s acting prime minister has urged the Muslim nations to officially recognise their government that took over Afghanistan in mid-August last year. “I call on Muslim countries to take the lead and recognise us officially.

Taliban acting PM urges Muslim nations to officially recognise Afghan government

A group of women protesters demanding rights to work and education in Afghanistan’s capital Kabul were attacked with pepper spray gas by the Taliban forces on Sunday.

Women protesters seeking rights to work, education attacked with pepper spray by Taliban

Taliban rulers have said that they are hoping to open all schools for girls across the country after the Afghan New Year, which starts on March 21, reports the Associated Press.

Taliban to allow Afghan girls to attend school after the Afghan New Year

In a viral video, Taliban’s atrocities have come to light in Afghanistan. A musician can be seen weeping as his musical instrument is being burnt by Taliban in Paktia province of the country.

Watch: Taliban’s atrocities continue as fighters burn weeping musician’s instrument in Afghanistan

Human rights, especially the rights of Afghan women have been curtailed ever since the takeover of power by the Taliban in Afghanistan. In the latest, Taliban have fired pepper spray on agroup of women protesters in the Afghan capital. The women were demanding the rights to work and education.

Sufferings of women continue in Taliban controlled Afghanistan

In Afghanistan, the ATMs will now be operational from Saturday (January 15) for the first time since the country's takeover by the Taliban, the central bank informed as per reports.

For the first time since Taliban takeover, ATMs to get operational in Afghanistan

The Taliban administration has now approved its very first budget for the country. The budget has come for the first time since the hardline Islamists have managed to return back to power on the 15th of August last year.

The Taliban administration has now approved its very first budget for the Afghanistan

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