The Taliban said that the Islamic Emirate would adopt the constitution of the former King Mohammad Zahir Shah's time for a temporary period, and eliminate any elements they disagree with. WION's Anas Mallick tells you more.

Taliban to adopt monarchy constitution ‘temporarily’, with caveats

In a conversation on WABC 770 radio station, former US national security advisor John Bolton said on Sunday that Taliban may obtain nuclear weapons from Pakistan.

Taliban may obtain nuclear weapons from Pakistan, says former US national security advisor John Bolton

In their first public testimony since the US completed its withdrawal from Afghanistan, top Pentagon leaders will face sharp questions in Congress about the chaotic pullout and the Taliban’s rapid takeover of the country.

Pentagon leaders to face Congress on Afghan pullout decision

After the Taliban took over, there are two faces of the Taliban's rule in Afghanistan. Watch this report for more details.

Two faces of Taliban's rule in Afghanistan

Afghanistan is going back in time. New diktats are being issued every week. They target every aspect of life. In the latest instance, the Taliban have said that executions & amputations will soon return to the country. Palki Sharma gets you a report.

Gravitas US Edition: Afghanistan is going back in time

Luigi Di Maio, the Italian foreign affairs minister on Sunday (September 26) said that recognition of the Taliban government is "impossible" due to the presence of "terrorists" among the ministers and highlighted the humanitarian aid to the protection of women and girls.

Italy says 'impossible' to recognise Taliban government, urges to help Afghans

Ever since the Taliban took control of Kabul, foot soldiers have been enjoying the sightseeing in the city. However, a report by The Wall Street Journal suggests that Afghanistan's new defence minister has told the fighters to stop having so much fun.

Afghanistan's new defence minister asks Taliban soldiers to stop taking selfies

Hundreds of women protested outside the United Nations headquarters in New York over violations of women's rights in Afghanistan by the Taliban. Watch this report for more details.

Protest for Afghan women's rights outside United Nations headquarters

Ever since the Taliban took control of the Afghanistan, there has been two faces of the country- one which the Taliban tries to portray, the other one that are hidden inside the homes and alleys. Tonight, we bring you the story of a man who gives us first-hand account of what life is like under the Taliban.

Afghan Crisis: Is Taliban 2.0 any different? How is life under Taliban for women? | Exclusive

Taliban says that Kabul airport is now entirely operational for international flights and are appealing to all airlines to resume services; the group is promising full cooperation.

Taliban: Problems at Kabul airport resolved, international airlines can resume | Afghanistan Crisis

Indian PM Narendra Modi concluded his address at the 76th UNGA summit. He spoke on a number of pressing issues from regional to global, he did not hesitate in calling out problematic elements or talking about the reforms at the United Nations. Listen in to what G Parthasarathy, former envoy to Pakistan has to say on it.

PM Modi highlights Afghanistan Crisis, important to remind all about terrorism: G Parthasarathy

Imran Khan's UNGA address was mostly a rant. He tried to paint Pakistan as a victim of terror, promoted the Taliban as a force for good & spewed venom against India. Here's Palki Sharma's take on the Pak PM's speech.

Gravitas US Edition: Decoding Imran Khan's UNGA speech

The Taliban, which hanged the bodies of four alleged kidnappers from cranes after killing them during a shootout in Afghanistan called it a "lesson" that kidnappings will not be tolerated. Watch this ground report for more details.

Taliban hang 4 bodies from cranes in Afghanistan, call it 'Lesson for kidnappers '

Under the Taliban rule in Afghanistan, Kabul seems to be getting a whole new look. At a time when women’s freedoms are being curbed, some fighters from around the country are gathering on a public field in the capital every weekend.

Under Taliban rule, Afghan fighters test their mettle in Kabul pits  

At a press conference, the US Department of Defense press secretary John Kirby on Saturday said the United States does not need to inform Taliban while going in for a counter-terrorism airstrike in Afghanistan.

US doesn't need to inform Taliban over Afghan counter-terrorism airstrikes, says Department of Defense press secretary John Kirby

Several people took to streets to demand governments of the western countries to unfreeze assets of Afghanistan. People gathered in Herat, the western province of Afghanistan, where they called upon the United States (US) and other European Union (EU) countries to unfreeze assets of Afghanistan abroad.

Locals gather in Herat to urge US, EU to unfreeze Afghanistan's assets

The Taliban government in Afghanistan on Sunday (September 26) urged the international airlines to resume flights to and from Kabul, claiming that all technical issues at the country's main airport have been resolved.

Taliban urge international airlines to resume flights to Afghanistan

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Saturday that international recognition of the Taliban was not currently under consideration. Lavrov was speaking on the sidelines of the annual gathering of world leaders in New York for the UN General Assembly.

Taliban recognition 'not on the table', says Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov

On Taliban's request to other nations particularly Russia to help stop drug trafficking in Afghanistan. Kremlin has said that it will further monitor the group activities and wait for the structure of the Afghan government to be finalized.

Afghanistan News | Taliban seeks help from Russia to stop drug trafficking | WION Latest News

WION brings you all the latest developments from the UNGA. As per the latest reports, Taliban has now begun public execution, what are the global leaders saying about it?

Taliban has now begun public execution, what are global leaders saying about it? | WION-USA Direct

The Taliban hung the bodies of four kidnappers from cranes after killing them during a shootout in Afghanistan's western city of Herat on Saturday, a senior official said.

Taliban hang four bodies from cranes in Herat, call it 'lesson' for kidnappers

Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan is a master at the twisting, modifying, and blending fact and fiction to suit his purposes. He gave his third UNGA speech as prime minister of Pakistan on Friday, and his speech, delivered over video, was clearly three times more disgraceful.

Decoding Taliban apologist Imran Khan's speech at UNGA: A rant mixed with lies and fiction

The Taliban can be potential partners in peace for both the United States and Pakistan, said Prime Minister Imran Khan in an interview with Newsweek's Senior Foreign Policy Writer Tom O'Connor.

Taliban can be partners in peace for US, Pakistan, says Prime Minister Imran Khan

The Talibans are not their at the UNGA but they had a spokesperson in Pakistan PM Imran Khan. Addressing the gathering of world leaders, Imran Khan praised the new rulers of Afghanistan.

Pakistan PM Imran Khan asks world leaders to give legitimacy to Taliban at 76th UNGA summit

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