After a week of intense fighting, the Panjshir Valley has fallen to the Taliban. Watch this report to know more.

Afghanistan: Slain Commander Ahmad Shah Massoud's tomb vandalised

Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al-Saud has expressed hope of ''stability'' in Afghanistan after the Taliban announced the formation of a new government.

Saudi Arabia shows support for Taliban's new government in Afghanistan

In August, Taliban militants entered Kabul as they claimed victory in the 20 year-long war. After the Taliban announced their new government to rule Afghanistan, changes are being noticed in their new form of governance.

Taliban uses social media as a key tool in their new form of governance, here is all you need to know

Taliban began their mission to change Afghanistan as they replaced the US Embassy wall flag with the Taliban flag and changed Hamid Karzai International Airport's name with Kabul International airport.

Taliban begin their mission to change Afghanistan

Under the Taliban's new interim government Afghanistan has woken up to a new order. Watch this report to know more.

New Taliban govt issues decree over future protests

Countries across the globe have been reacting to the appointment of the Haqqanis in the new Taliban cabinet. The European Commission spokesperson voiced his disapproval saying that the group had not kept their promise to form an inclusive government.

EU says Taliban broke promise on inclusive government

Australia Test captain Tim Paine believes it would be "impossible" for Afghanistan to compete in next month's T20 World Cup as other countries might refuse to play against them following Taliban's ban on women's cricket in the war-ravaged country.

Looks impossible for Afghanistan to play in T20 World Cup: Tim Paine

The Taliban has asked the US to remove Haqqani leaders from its terror blacklist. They say de-listing was promised in the 2020 Doha Agreement.

Taliban claims blacklist from violation of Doha agreement

United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres pleaded for countries to continue dialogue with the Taliban. He said this during an interview with AFP on Thursday.

'Must maintain a dialogue with Taliban', says UN Secretary General

South Korean actor Jung Woo Sung is doing his bit to support refugees from Afghanistan. The South Korean actor who is the Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has made a generous donation to support refugees.

South Korean actor Jung Woo Sung donates to support Afghan refugees

The Taliban are showing their true colours. After quashing women's rights & beating up journalists - The Taliban have banned protests. Afghans will now have to seek approval before a protest. Even slogans and banners will now have to be approved. Palki Sharma has more.

Gravitas: This is how the Taliban punishes protesters

Did Pakistan invade Panjshir in exchange for the Taliban's support on Kashmir? Palki Sharma brings you details of this sinister barter and what India can do to counter it.

Gravitas: Panjshir for Kashmir: A secret Pak-Taliban deal

The Taliban has asked the US to remove Haqqani leaders from its terror blacklist. They say de-listing was promised in the 2020 Doha Agreement. What does the Doha deal say about de-listing? What else did the US concede? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: Taliban ask US to de-list Haqqani terrorists

Amid the Afghanistan crisis, China is provoking India at the border. The PLA has conducted a major drill in Tibet. The Chinese military is trying to project strength at the border. But, all is not well within the PLA. Palki Sharma gets you the details.

Gravitas: Amid Afghanistan crisis, China provokes India at the border

Rohullah Saleh, the brother of Amrullah Saleh, the current 'acting' President of Afghanistan, was reportedly killed in Panjshir battles with the Taliban. According to accounts, he was identified by the Taliban in Panjshir Valley during skirmishes on Thursday night.

Panjshir: Amrullah Saleh's elder brother, Rohullah, tortured to death by Taliban

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.

Kabul's bush market dwindles as US troop withdrawal

Taliban is infamous for inhumane treatment, especially towards the people who dare question the terrorist groups. Following the same thought process, Taliban have started brutally attacking journalists.

Broken promises? Taliban resort to beating journalists in name of 'free media'

The Taliban took out a victory parade in Afghanistan on Thursday, showcasing their weapons, advanced military equipment, explosives, vehicles, and helicopters. The parade was led by Taliban’s suicide bombers exhibiting car bombs, barrel bombs, vest explosives, mines, and other advanced weapons. WION brings you the anatomy of suicide bombings.

After capturing Afghanistan, Taliban holds victory parade led by suicide bombers

Afghanistan continues to be in internal turmoil following the takeover by the Taliban. On Wednesday, the group confirmed that women would not be allowed to participate in any sporting activities. WION speaks to Sanam Wahidi, Women Rights Activist for more perspective.

'Women's rights will take a backseat in Afghanistan', says Sanam Wahidi

After announcing the new Afghanistan government, the Taliban will reportedly hold an oath taking ceremony on September 11- the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks in the US.

Reports: Taliban led govt in Afghanistan to hold oath taking ceremony on 9/11 anniversary

Since Taliban took control of Afghanistan heartbreaking images, videos and stories have been coming in from the country. Now, UN has warned that that Afghanistan is on the brink of 'universal poverty'.

Afghanistan on brink of complete economy fall and extreme poverty: UN Envoy

The UN special envoy for Afghanistan urged the world to unite to prevent the collapse of the Afghan economy, to address fears that the Taliban’s Islamic state may spread to its neighbours, and to fight terrorism.

UN envoy urges economic support to stop Afghanistan breakdown

Taliban spokesman Sayed Zekrullah Hashimi has said in an interview that women cannot be ministers and they should restrict themselves to giving birth. Speaking to TOLO news, Hashimi said “Women protesters can’t represent all women in Afghanistan.

Watch | Women cannot be ministers, they should give birth, says Taliban spokesman

One of the first acts of the new Afghan government has been to crack down on escalating protests against its rule. In the first decree issued by the Interior Ministry, the Taliban warned all citizens not to hold any demonstrations under any name further.

Afghanistan: Banning protests is first decree by Interior Ministry

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