If reports are to be believed, the Ministry of Finance has asked its male officials and employees to resume their duties from Saturday. But the female employees have been ordered to stay at home 'until proper work environment is provided’.

Taliban’s finance ministry tells female staff to stay at home: Report  

Days after the Taliban's Interior Ministry issued a dictate regarding protests, about 300 women held Pro-Taliban rallies in the capital Kabul covered head to toe in accordance with the new dress policies for education.

Afghanistan: Burqa clad women march with Taliban flag

A recent video evidence of the airstrike by the US in Kabul shows that the American authorities may have mistakenly targeted an aid worker rather than ISIS-K members.

US drone strike may have killed aid worker, children, and not ISIS-K militants: Reports

In 2001, George W. Bush had declared: "Either you are with us or you are with the terrorists." 20 years later, America's war on terrorism has ended in crushing defeat. The Taliban is announcing its win - by going after rivals and threatening women. Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: 20 years after 9/11: Here is how the Taliban is celebrating its victory

The Taliban have banned women's cricket, calling it a violation of Islamic principles. Will the all-powerful ICC suspend Taliban-ruled Afghanistan? What can be done to evacuate women cricketers? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: ICC silent as Taliban ban women's cricket

It has been more than 10 days since the last American soldiers left Afghanistan. But there is still a little bit of America is thriving on the streets of the country. WION's Anas Mallick brings you a ground report from Kabul's bush market.

Afghanistan: Bush market sustained itself from supplies from NATO, US Base

America marks the 20th anniversary of 9/11 Saturday with solemn ceremonies given added poignancy by the recent chaotic withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan and return to power of the Taliban.

US honours 9/11 dead on 20th anniversary of attacks

A little after the US troops have left the Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, a second charter flight successfully left the country on Friday. This flight was carrying nearly 32 American citizens who were stuck in Afghanistan after the US troops completed their evacuation and withdrawal on August 30.

Another successful rescue flight from Afghanistan saves 32 people from Taliban's rule

Pakistan wants to make Afghanistan its sixth province. The plan is to use the Taliban to take Kashmir. On Gravitas Plus, Palki Sharma tells you why Islamabad's Kashmir obsession will be its undoing.

Gravitas Plus: Why Pakistan supports the Taliban

With US marking the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, the Taliban raised its flag on the Afghan presidential palace in Kabul on Saturday. The development comes as the groups strengthens its grip on the country after it took over its control last month.

Taliban raise flag on Afghan presidential palace as US marks 9/11 anniversary

On the 20th anniversary of 9/11, we ask: Is the War on Terror truly over? Taliban are showing their true colours in Afghanistan. Global Jihad has got a boost. Al-Qaeda and ISIS still remain a threat. What has the war achieved ?Find the answers on WION Wideangle.

WION Wideangle | 20 years after 9/11: Who won the War on Terror?

On the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, residents of Kabul reflect on the last two decades. Some Afghans claim that these years didn't change much on the ground, others say that the US abandoned them. WION's Anas Mallick brings you a ground report.

Kabul residents react on 20th anniversary of 9/11 attacks

Afghanistan continues to remain on the boil, there are grave concerns over the future of Afghan opposition leaders. The concerns seem to be justified as Taliban fighters have reportedly tortured and executed Rohullah Saleh, brother of former Afghanistan vice president Amrullah Saleh.

Afghanistan News: Taliban Executes Amrullah Saleh’s brother Rohullah Saleh

The United Nations has condemned the Taliban's increasingly violent response to peaceful protests including the use of live ammunition that killed several people.

Afghanistan: UN condemns Taliban's response to peaceful protest

New face of Afghanistan? Women march in support of Taliban

Afghanistan’s capital city, Kabul, has been put on high alert today as the threat of a possible terror attack looms over the city. On the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attack and a few days after Taliban took control of Afghanistan, the city faces danger of a possible attack from ISIS-K militants.

As Taliban put up posters of ex-leaders, a terror threat looms over Kabul on anniversary of 9/11 attack

Afghanistan Cricket Board's chairman Azizullah Fazli has hinted that women could still be allowed to play the sport in interaction with an Australian broadcaster.

Afghanistan Cricket Board chief hints women can still play: Reports

On September 8, the Taliban announced the formation of an interim government, declaring Afghanistan as the Islamic Emirate. Two things stood out in the selection of key figures heading the government.

Afghanistan among few countries with no women in top government positions: Report

The daily life of unaccompanied Afghan refugee children in Qatar is punctuated by recurring questions, "where are we going?" and "can I have some chips". About 200 uprooted young Afghans arrived in Doha aboard flights from Kabul in recent weeks and are being hosted at a reception centre, where they grapple with the trauma of their ordeal.

Unaccompanied children evacuated from Afghanistan in Qatar limbo

The Shia Ulema Council in Afghanistan has called for an inclusive government in the country giving adequate representation to Shia Muslims and one that respects rights of all minorities.

Afghanistan: Shia body calls for inclusive government, minority rights

India's envoy to United Nations T.S. Tirumurti on Thursday called for an "inclusive dispensation" in Afghanistan. His comments come days after the Taliban announced its government in Afghanistan.

India's envoy Tirumurti calls for inclusive dispensation in Afghanistan at UNSC

Taliban has been able to successfully form a cabinet that is all but inclusive. The new newly formed government has moved a step ahead in cementing its grip on Afghanistan. According to reports they are said to hold an oath-taking ceremony on the 11th of September. Remember 11th of September is the day that also marks the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks in the US in 2001.

Reports: Taliban to hold oath-taking ceremony on 9/11 anniversary

Sounding a warning on what is at stake for education in Afghanistan, UNESCO has said advances since 2001 must be upheld in the face of a looming humanitarian crisis.

Amid looming humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, critical gains on education must be upheld: UN

Afghanistan's very first female Ambassador to the United States Roya Rahmani has in fact blamed the former government for the Taliban's takeover.

Former Afghan Envoy to US Roya Rahmani blames former Afghan govt for Taliban take

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