Women teachers, who were teaching in all-boys-school in Kabul, are facing an uncertain future after a ban was imposed on them from going to work by the Taliban-led Ministry of Education.

Women teachers face uncertain future after Taliban bans them from schools

Desperation and chaos seem to grow among Afghan families as they try to flee the country. Chaos can be seen at Kabul bus terminals as residents are trying to find their way out of war-torn Afghanistan.

What's next for Afghans fleeing the Taliban?

In late August, evacuees from Afghanistan began arriving by the busload to the Fort McCoy Army base in the Midwest, carrying little more than cellphones and harrowing tales of their narrow escapes from a country they may never see again.

Military bases turn into small cities as Afghans wait months for homes in US

In a first, more than 1,000 Taliban militants rallied in Afghanistan’s capital city, Kabul for a show of strength. Taliban officials and commanders led a huge rally of men and young boys who have pledged their lives to Taliban and their principles.

Nearly 1,000 Taliban militants rally in Kabul to show power and unity

Amid tensions between Tajikistan and the Taliban, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan held telephonic conversation with President Emomali Rahmon on Sunday. Also Read: US will have to recognise Taliban regime sooner or later, says Pak PM Imran Khan The Pakistan prime minister asserted that there was an "urgent" need to address the humanitarian needs of Afghans.

Pak PM Imran calls President Rahmon amid tensions between Tajikistan & Taliban

The Taliban promised that media would be "free and independent," after taking control of Kabul. However, now the group has laid out the limits of that freedom. Taliban's Government Media and Information Center (GMIC), Qari Muhammad Yousuf Ahmadi, while meeting several Afghan media outlets in September, announced a publishing/broadcasting guide containing 11 directives.

Taliban issues new publishing and broadcasting directives

Afghan interpreters who worked for the Netherlands have been summoned to appear in court by the Taliban who have threatened their families, Dutch public television NOS reported on Friday.

Afghan interpreters who worked for the Dutch summoned by Taliban: TV

The Afghan government under Taliban has sent letters to various countries asking them to resume flight operations in Afghanistan, the problem of Kabul International airport has now been resumed.

Future of Kabul airport at stake, Taliban urges countries to resume flight operations

The Taliban foreign minister hosted a group of political ambassadors in Kabul. Envoys from China, Pakistan Russia attended this meet, the country who's envoy was missing was from Qatar.

Afghanistan Crisis: Growing fiction between Qatar and Taliban?

It has been nearly two months since the Taliban takeover of Kabul but the United States and Taliban seem not ready for the negotiations, here's why!

United States & Taliban not ready for negotiations, how relevant is the Doha agreement?

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has revealed that his government is in talks with banned terror group Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) for "reconciliation" with the help of the Taliban in Afghanistan. Watch this report for more details.

TTP group want to talk, says Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan

Despite promises of free and fair media from the Taliban in Afghanistan, Afghan journalists face physical abuse, torture. Watch this report for more details.

Afghanistan journalists face physical abuse, torture

It is an open secret that Pakistan supports Taliban, however, recent developments show that these decade-long relationship might get affected, here's why!

Taliban's victory a problem for Pakistan?

The future of Kabul airport is at stake after the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan. Pakistan is yet to resume commercial flights to Kabul whereas India is yet to resume commercial flights.

Future of Kabul airport at stake after the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan

The health care system in Afghanistan is on the brink of collapse, international aid groups warned this week, threatening to deepen the country’s humanitarian crisis just as temperatures begin dropping.

As need in Afghanistan grows dire, aid groups plead for help

FM of Taliban caretaker govt, Maulvi Amir Khan Muttaqi hosted a group of political ambassadors in Kabul on Thursday. Envoys from China, Pakistan, Russia attended the meeting. The meeting aimed at projecting Afghanistan as a sovereign nation under the Taliban.

Taliban holds meeting with foreign envoys

Maulvi Amir Khan Muttaqi hosts group of political ambassadors in Kabul

In a hearing Wednesday on the Afghanistan withdrawal, Gen. Frank McKenzie, the Commander of the US Central Command (CENTCOM), said the military knew civilians had been hit within four or five hours of the strike -- and they knew they had hit the wrong target within days.

US drone strike killed 10 Afghan civilians

Leaving her homeland Afghanistan was painful, says 15-year-old Sarah but says "I Am Free". Now safely in Portugal, she hopes to pursue her dream of playing soccer professionally - and be like her idol, star striker Cristiano Ronaldo.

Afghan girls soccer squad finds new home in Portugal

The Taliban want India to resume flights. In a letter to DGCA India, they have requested 'smooth passenger movement' & given their 'highest assurance'. Palki Sharma asks: Do the Taliban's assurances work anymore?

Gravitas: The Taliban wants India to resume flights

Thousands of Afghans trying to escape the misery at home have flocked to their country's southern border with Pakistan, but their attempts to get across have been stopped by the Taliban.

No escape from Taliban: Thousands of Afghans' hopes crushed as exit routes shut

For years, innocents have been paying the price for America's war on terror. This time in Kabul, failures in US intel have left to the killing of an aid worker and members of his family. WION was first to cast doubt on Pentagon claims over killings.

Afghanistan: Mistaken identity devastates family, civilians killed due to faulty US intelligence?

For the first after forming its government in Afghanistan, the Taliban on Wednesday reached out to India, asking New Delhi to resume commercial flights to the war-ravaged country. Watch this report for more details.

Afghanistan: Taliban government wants India to resume flights

Top US defence officials have said that the Taliban takeover can be traced back to the deal struck between Taliban and Trump administration. Lloyd Austin said that the Doha agreement helped Taliban get stronger.

US defence officials say Doha agreement helped Taliban get stronger

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