Afghan women took to the streets across Afghanistan against the Taliban. Protesters demanded women's basic rights and female representation in the newly formed government.

Women protest for female representation in Taliban's new cabinet

As the Taliban announced its government, the Biden administration expressed concern over "affiliations and track records of some of the individuals". The US government said it has noted the government "consists exclusively of individuals who are members of the Taliban or their close associates and no women".

We will judge Taliban by its actions, says US on new government

The Indian envoy to Russia Venkatesh Varma has said that India and Russia have a "common position, common approach" when it comes to Afghanistan and both countries are "particularly affected" by the developments in the country with respect to the issue of terrorism, drug trafficking and other issues.

India, Russia have 'common position and approach' on Afghanistan, says envoy Venkatesh Varma

A Prime Minister on the UN terror list. An Interior Minister wanted by the FBI. An Information Minister released from Guantanamo Bay. These are the men who will lead 30 million Afghans. Has this 'cabinet' sealed the fate of Afghanistan? Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas take on Taliban's acting cabinet

Hundreds of Afghans took to the streets today. They chanted slogans like "death to the Taliban" and accused Pakistan of invading Afghanistan. Palki Sharma tells you how the demand to #ProbePakForPanjshir is gathering steam.

Gravitas: Afghans take to the streets, demand "death to Pakistan"

Within one month of its annexation of Kabul and hasty retreat by the US and allies after a two-decade-long stay in Afghanistan, the country has just embarked upon forming a new 33 member all-male government dispensation which looks bereft of any promise to improve the wellbeing of the common Afghan people.

Opinion | New Taliban government and the dangers posed by it

Afghanistan attained a unique status in the world yesterday (September 7). It is the only country in the world that is governed by UN-designated terrorists and yet able to get recognition of countries like China, Pakistan, and Qatar to name a few.

Opinion | Can a government led by terrorists govern Afghanistan?

The Taliban formally declared a caretaker government Tuesday, appointing acting Cabinet ministers who were largely loyalists from the group’s first years of rule in the 1990s.

Who are the Taliban’s new government leaders? Here’s what we know

Sheikh Molvi Noorullah Munir, the Taliban government's Minister of Education, has declared that PhD and master's degrees are not useful because mullahs do not have them, even though they are "the greatest of all.

Watch | Taliban Education Minister says PhD and Master's degrees worthless, mullahs greatest without them

Taliban fighter points gun at Afghan woman protesting against non-inclusive government

Speaking to WION's Susan Tehrani, UN spokesperson Farhan Haq said that the Taliban doesn't engage in the recognition of governments. Farhan Haq was speaking about the newly formed Taliban government in Afghanistan.

UN doesn't engage in recognition of governments: UN spokesperson Farhan Faq

Taliban's forming of an all-male cabinet has raised concerns from many countries of the world including the US.

Countries including US respond to Taliban's new government formation

After the formation of the new government in Afghanistan, the Taliban's supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada has said that the Taliban will uphold the Sharia law.

Taliban's supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada says it will uphold the Sharia law in Afghanistan

Tajikistan held a military parade in its capital Dushanbe. The parade was held weeks after Taliban swept into power.

Tajikistan holds military parade in its capital Dushanbe

In a press conference, the Taliban spokesperson has announced the caretaker Cabinet for Afghanistan's new government. Mullah Mohammad Hassan has been declared as acting PM. Mullah Baradar, who is the co-founder of the Taliban, has been given the post of Deputy Prime Minister.

Taliban unveils new govt of Afghanistan, Mullah Hassan declared acting PM & Baradar as Deputy PM

The Taliban announced the first members of their new Afghanistan government after delaying it twice. Mullah Mohammad Hassan Akhund will lead the government and the group co-founder Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar will be one of the two deputies.

Mullah Hassan to lead Taliban's interim government, Mullah Baradar to be deputy PM

With the new government in place in Afghanistan, the Taliban's supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada said that the government will work towards upholding Sharia law.

Taliban government lists agenda on Sharia law, media quality & foreign policy

The Taliban have named Mullah Mohammad Hassan Akhund to lead their new interim government. He was previously the foreign minister and then deputy prime minister during the Taliban’s last stint in power from 1996-2001.

Taliban appoint UN-sanctioned Mullah Mohammad Hassan Akhund as PM

Representative from Taliban and China met in Kabul on Monday. Both of them discussed bilateral issues.

Taliban and China representatives meet in Kabul, discuss bilateral issues

Iran's foreign ministry has issued a warning to Pakistan over its involvement in Panjshir operation.

Iran condemns Pakistan's involvement in Panjshir operation

India’s External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Monday said that “nobody saw the endgame coming” in Afghanistan and called on the international community to “work in the collective interest” of Afghans.

Endgame was not something that anybody saw coming: Jaishankar on Afghanistan

Anti-taliban forces were determined to prevent Taliban rule. But after taking over the country, Taliban zeroed down its forces on Panjshir to eventually capturing it. Anas Mallick has been on ground zero covering the rise of resistance to the fall of valley. Here's a flashback

WION Ground Report: From rise of resistance to capture of Panjshir

EAM of India, S. Jaishankar expressed shock on Taliban takeover and said that 'nobody saw the endgame coming.'

India speaks out on Afghanistan crisis, calls on international community for 'collective effort'

The Taliban has announced the new caretaker government for Afghanistan. The new regime will be led by Mullah Mohammad Hassan Akhund, the head of the Taliban's powerful decision-making body 'Rehbari Shura'. Taliban co-founder Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar will be his deputy.

Taliban's new caretaker government will be led by Mullah Mohammad Hassan Akhund

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