The European Union has no other option but to engage with the Taliban regime in Afghanistan if it wants to influence events in the country, said EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell on Tuesday.

EU has no other option but to engage with Taliban, says top diplomat

According to top Taliban sources quoted by the BBC, two of the Taliban's ministers were embroiled in a "serious disagreement" soon after the new Afghan government was constituted.

Taliban leaders Abdul Ghani Baradar and Khalil-ur-Rahman Haqqani involved in a major dispute: Report 

A video clip of a Pakistani girl supporting the Taliban has gone viral on social media. In the video, the girl smiles and claims to support the militant group that took control of Afghanistan a month ago.

Pakistan: Video of Pak girl supporting Taliban goes viral

Afghanistan has vast minerals reserves which are all worthy of trillion dollars and are now in the hand of Taliban fighters. In this report watch all details of copper mines from Logar Province.

China's Jiangxi copper & MCC to develop Mes Aynak Copper Mine

Afghanistan's new Sports Minister has now assured that the Taliban will not ban any sports from swimming to soccer even horse riding but refused to clarify whether women in the country would be allowed to play even a single of those 400 sports.

Taliban: Sports allowed but only for men

The Taliban's acting foreign minister, Amir Khan Muttaqi, on Tuesday, said that the Taliban stand with Kashmir and everywhere else where there is 'tyranny' but would want issues between the two countries to be solved through talks.

Watch | Taliban's balancing act on Kashmir: Nations should resolve issues via dialogue

According to local media, 153 media outlets in 20 provinces have ceased operations after the fall of the Republic of Afghanistan, citing organisations defending free media in the turbulent country.

Over 150 Afghan media outlets shut down since Taliban takeover: Report

The co-founder of Taliban and the Deputy Prime Minister of Taliban-led Afghanistan Abdul Ghani Baradar has released an audio message on social media.

Taliban co-founder releases audio statement after death rumours

The 'Ministry of Propagation of Virtue and Prevention of Vice,' which was banned after the US invasion of Afghanistan, has reappeared under Taliban authority in the war-torn country.

Afghans indulging in infidelity to be stoned, hands to be chopped for theft: Report

Taliban fighters have taken over the Bagram Military Base. Earlier it was under the control of United States troops and was crucial logistical spot for them.

Afghanistan: Taliban fighters have taken over Bagram Military Base

During Taliban's press conference in Afghanistan, WION's correspondent, Anas Mallick asked Taliban FM Ameer Muttaqi on their Kashmir policy. The stand that Taliban took was to stand by the oppressed.

WION's Anas Mallick asks Taliban on their stand on Kashmir issue

WION asks Taliban on its Kashmir policy

Afghan women are protesting Taliban's mandatory Burqa diktat with #DoNotTouchMyClothes. Women are posting photos in their traditional Afghan attire to show the terror group what Afghanistan's real culture is. There are also some women rallying in support of compulsory Burqa. Palki Sharma brings you a report.

Gravitas: Afghan women protest mandatory burqa

Mullah Baradar has gone from PM-in-waiting to 'missing in action'. Social media is abuzz with rumours of his injury and death. Palki Sharma tells you why these theories represent a larger battle within the Taliban.

Gravitas: Is Mullah Baradar dead or missing?

India is facing a triple whammy of threats. Pakistan, China and the Taliban are joining hands. Together, they form a new axis of evil - one that presents a clear and present danger to India. How can New Delhi neutralise this threat? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: The Taliban, Pakistan & China: India braces for three-front threat

For years innocent civilians have been paying the price for the US war on terror. US intel have led to the killing of an aid worker and members of his family including children.

Afghanistan: 10 civilians killed due to faulty intelligence ?

Taliban foreign minister held his first press conference after the takeover of Afghanistan.

Taliban FM holds press conference

The Taliban are killing civilians in Panjshir Valley, said a report by BBC. It said that it had evidence of such killings. Taiban have already declared that they have complete control over the valley but the resistance fighters have contested the claim.

Taliban killing civilians in Panjshir Valley, says report

Taliban foreign minister held his first press conference. In his presser, he accused the US of handling the Afghan property badly.

Taliban Foreign Minister holds first press briefing, accuses the US of mishandling Afghan property

Taliban soldiers belied their stern image when they enjoyed a day out at Kabul City Park The amusement park had been noticeably empty since the Taliban took power back in August and like many other venues it has been taken over by the new government.

Taliban riding the dodgem cars at Kabul amusement park

Thousands of Afghans protested against the Taliban in the southern city of Kandahar on Tuesday, according to a former government official and local television footage, after residents were asked to vacate a residential army colony.

Thousands protest against Taliban in Kandahar over evictions

The Taliban compelled a large number of Afghan women to gather at Kabul University clothed in head-to-toe black robes that they had distributed on the 9/11 terrorist attacks' anniversary.

Female students forced to attend pro-Taliban gatherings in head-to-toe black robes at Kabul University

The Taliban’s record in recent weeks on making good on promises to respect human and women’s rights as well as uphold freedom of the press is mixed at best. Afghanistan’s neighbours and near-neighbours are not holding their breath even if some are willing to give the Central Asian country’s new rulers the benefit of the doubt.

Opinion | Initial Taliban moves fail to convince Afghanistan’s neighbours

For some time, two senior Taliban leaders, the group’s supreme leader and new deputy prime minister, have been missing from public view. Several questions are being raised about their whereabouts and health.

Are two top Taliban leaders alive? Several questions arise after disappearance  

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