Indian officials reportedly met Taliban Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Salam Hanafi at the Moscow format meeting and offered humanitarian aid to the regime in Kabul. This would be the first time India has officially announced aid for Afghanistan after the August 15 takeover of Kabul by the Taliban.

Moscow Format meet: India, Taliban hold talks

Pakistan’s foreign minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi met the senior Taliban leaders in Afghanistan’s capital city, Kabul. The two sides met to find some solutions to existing border disputes.

Pakistan's Shah Mahmood Qureshi meets Taliban leaders to solve border disputes

Taliban delegation has welcomed the initiative taken by Russia. Meanwhile, Indian delegation met Taliban officials for the first time at the Moscow Format meeting in Russia on October 20.

Moscow Format meeting: Taliban delegation welcomes Russia's move

The Deputy US Treasury Secretary, Wally Adeyemo, stated that the Taliban would have no access to Afghan central bank reserves, which are primarily held in the US.

We will not let the Taliban access the money: US on releasing Afghan frozen assets

On the heels of the Moscow format talks, Pakistan foreign minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi has arrived in Kabul, he is expected to meet senior Taliban leaders. Our correspondent Anas Mallick has been tracking all the developments.

Pakistan minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi arrives in Kabul; border management, refugee crisis on agenda

The Taliban's interior minister Sirajuddin Haqqani celebrated suicide bombers by handing out gifts to their relatives. Elsewhere, the Taliban's diplomatic campaign in Moscow ended with Russia refusing to recognise the Taliban. Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: Taliban celebrate suicide bombers

Several journalists covering the women’s rights protest were allegedly attacked by the Taliban on Thursday morning and were prevented from covering their demonstration.

Taliban assault journalists covering women’s rights protest in Kabul

A beauty salon in Taliban-controlled Kabul has became a place where women can relax among themselves outside the household and share their woes. Salon owner Mohadessa has kept her beauty salon open despite threats from Afghanistan's new rulers.

This beauty salon shielding women In Taliban-controlled Kabul

In pics | Beauty salon—a safe haven for women in Taliban's Kabul

Sirajuddin Haqqani, the Home Minister of Taliban's interim government has been seen with either his face covered or secured in public photographs, which raises the question that what is he afraid of?

Is the US looking to capture or kill Sirajuddin Haqqani?

India is participating in the Moscow Format meeting on Afghanistan on 20th October, 2021. The meeting will be attended by the representatives of 10 countries, including Russia, China, Pakistan, India, Afghanistan’s neighbouring countries in Central Asia and a high-level delegation from Taliban.

Opinion | Moscow talks are a chance for India to influence Afghan situation

In an effort to eradicate polio and boost health measures for children in Afghanistan, the Taliban government has agreed to restart a door-to-door vaccination program next month, and will allow women to be frontline workers in the drive, health officials announced Tuesday.

Taliban allow polio vaccine programme to restart in Afghanistan

Of late, Sirajuddin Haqqani, the interior minister of the Taliban's interim government in Afghanistan, is being seen either with his face concealed or digitally blurred in public photographs.

Why is Taliban interior minister Haqqani's face being blurred in public photographs?

Russia on Wednesday called for humanitarian support to Afghanistan as it hosted the Taliban for an international conference. Russia regretted that the US was not part of the discussion.

Afghanistan: Russia calls for humanitarian aid as it hosts Taliban

With shaved heads, oversized tunics and the terrified gaze of the hunted, the drug addicts rounded up by the Taliban brace for 45 days of painful withdrawal. For some, the hardliners raids may potentially help them cast off the yoke of addiction.

Under Taliban, Kabul's drug addicts forced into withdrawal

Russia announced fresh talks on the crisis unfolding in Afghanistan. Moscow, Washington D.C, Beijing, and Islamabad were all set to meet but, the United States has now decided to skip it citing logistical reasons. Watch Anas Mallick giving more details on the topic.

Regional powers engage with new rulers of Afghanistan

20 years back, the Taliban blew up the iconic Buddhas of Bamiyan. Today, their fighters stand guard at the same site. Will the wounds of the 2001 cultural genocide be reopened? Mariam Wardak tells you.

South Asia Diary | The Taliban return to Bamiyan

Sirajuddin Haqqani, a US-listed terrorist and a senior figure in Afghanistan's Taliban government is being seen either with his face concealed in public photographs, but why? Listen in.

Afghanistan: Sirajuddin Haqqani limits public appearances, seen with face covered

Russia announced fresh talks on the crisis unfolding in Afghanistan. Moscow, Washington D.C, Beijing, and Islamabad were all set to meet but the United States has now decided to skip it citing logistical reasons.

Taliban, China, Pakistan and Russia set to hold talks

Ahead of crucial Moscow format talks involving Taliban on Wednesday, the Indian envoy to Russia DB Venkatesh Varma has said both India and Russia "recognize common threats emanating from Afghanistan probably more than any other set of countries".

India, Russia recognise common threats coming from Afghanistan: Indian envoy to Russia

Due to logistical issues, the United States will not attend the "Troika Plus" meeting in Moscow this week, according to State Department spokesperson Ned Price at a press conference on Monday.

US will not attend Moscow talks on Afghanistan this week: Ned Price

Sirajuddin Haqqani, a US-listed terrorist and a senior figure in Afghanistan's Taliban government praised suicide bombers at a meeting with families of the 'martyrs' in Kabul.

Sirajuddin Haqqani, top Taliban minister, praises suicide bombers

Russia announced fresh talks on the crisis unfolding in Afghanistan. Moscow, Washington DC, Beijing ad Islamabad were all set to meet, however, United States decided to skip it citing logistical reasons. For more analysis on the Indian PM's speech, Dilip Sinha, a former envoy to UN joins for an exclusive conversation.

Dilip Sinha, former envoy to UN in conversation with WION on PM Modi's message to the Taliban & more

Denying that there is no shortage of fuel in Afghanistan, the Taliban-led government on Tuesday told WION that they have made adequate arrangements to replenish their fuel supplies and stressed that there will be a drop in the prices in the coming days.

Amid soaring fuel prices and dwindling cash reserves in Afghanistan, Taliban say ‘all is well’

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