Equipping its fighters with army uniform and gear, Taliban have released a propaganda video on social media platforms. The video appears to show Taliban's 'Badri 313' soldiers with special forces military helmets along with mounts for night vision goggles.

Taliban releases propaganda video showing fighters in army uniform, gear

An Indian Air Force special repatriation flight from Kabul with 168 evacuees has landed at the Hindan airbase. The flight included 107 Indian nationals and over 20 Afghan Sikhs.

Afghanistan Crisis: Afghan MPs evacuated on Indian flight

As the days pass, the situation in Kabul remains grim. On one hand, the Taliban is attempting a political game while on the other, thousands camp at the Kabul airport, hoping to leave their conflict-ridden homeland. Our correspondent Anas Mallick is in Kabul, bringing you the latest on the Afghan crisis.

Ground Report: Afghanistan's day 6 under Taliban

UK's defence ministry said that at least seven people were killed in the chaos near Kabul airport. Boris Johnson government's announcement comes even as reports said Taliban rulers had imposed some order around the chaotic Kabul airport on Sunday.

At least seven Afghans killed in chaos near Kabul airport amid evacuation

Across Afghanistan, the Taliban are carrying out door-to-door searches and hunting for those Afghans who worked with the US & its allies. Instead of protecting their employees, some missions of Western governments abandoned their local staff. Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: The Taliban is hunting for rivals in a door-to-door manhunt

Afghan women are on the frontlines, challenging the Taliban's repressive rule. From organising protests to arranging safe passage for their family, Afghan women have refused to relinquish their hard-earned rights. Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: Afghan women challenge Taliban's rule

America's billion-dollar war chest has been captured by the Taliban. Reports say these weapons are being distributed to Pak-backed terrorists looking to stir trouble in Kashmir. Palki Sharma tells you India's biggest worry about the Taliban.

Gravitas: Taliban's rise & India's biggest worry

The Taliban is now sitting on minerals worth $1 trillion spread across Afghanistan. A 2010 Pentagon report called Afghanistan the 'Saudi Arabia of Lithium'. Is this why China is striking deals with the Taliban? Palki Sharma has a report.

Gravitas | China's Afghan Game: Minerals worth $1 Trillion

An Afghan teenager who played for the national youth football team fell to his death after trying to cling to a US military plane. Palki Sharma tells you how some tried to profit from his misery.

Gravitas: 17-year-old Afghan youth footballer died in fall from US plane in Kabul

Thousands of Afghan refugees crowded outside the Kabul airport hoping for safe passage. American soldiers responded by firing tear gas at them. Palki Sharma tells you stories of desperation & hopelessness from Kabul.

Gravitas: Afghan parents pass children over airport wall

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan urged Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on Saturday to maintain dialogue with the Taliban and to take a "gradual" approach to relations with Afghanistan's new rulers.

Turkey's Erdogan urges Putin to remain 'open' to Taliban

It was the end of a decadeslong American military engagement overseas, and thousands of U.S. allies were clamoring to board the last planes leaving for, they hoped, eventual resettlement in the United States.

50 years after Vietnam, thousands flee another lost American war

"It's mathematically impossible" for the US and its allies to evacuate tens of thousands of their Afghan personnel and families by August 31, EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell warned Saturday.

'Impossible' to evacuate all allied Afghans by Aug 31: EU

Afghan Parliament Member Nabiullah Baz speaks with WION on the ongoing situation in Afghanistan. Watch this report to know more.

Afghan Parliament Member Nabiullah Baz speaks with WION

As the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, thousands of locals and foreign nationals tried their best to flee the country. However, one UK citizen has decided to stay back till all of his employees and family members have safely left Afghanistan.

UK citizen who runs animal shelter refuses to leave Afghanistan without his staff

The United States on Saturday urged its citizens in Afghanistan to avoid traveling to the Kabul airport for now, citing "potential security threats" near its gates.

US tells citizens to avoid Kabul airport due to 'security threats'

The US and NATO military invaded Afghanistan exactly 20 years. The mightiest force on the planet aimed to expel both the Taliban and al-Qaeda from the country turns out it was just a daydream. 20 years on, the humiliating departure of the US forces has come as a massive morale boost to terrorists all over the world. Several online jihadist chat forums are jubilant at what al-Qaeda supporters see as "A historic victory" by the Taliban. The potential hiding places for these terror groups have now opened up. In a country, where ungoverned spaces can serve as a fresh breeding ground for fundamentalists especially for Islamic State group looking to find a new base.

Will Afghanistan become a safe haven for terror?

As the United Kingdom deals with the formidable challenge of evacuating people from Afghanistan, British prime minister Boris Johnson has now said, his administration would be working with the Taliban if necessary. Johnson says the situation has comparatively improved at the Kabul airport.

Will Work with Taliban if necessary: UK PM on current situation in Afghanistan

Thousands rallied in central London on Saturday to protest the takeover of Afghanistan by the Taliban and show solidarity with Afghans opposed to the new regime in Kabul.

Thousands rally in London decrying Taliban takeover

US President Joe Biden revealed that Washington has a deal with the Taliban. Biden says the US has an agreement that the Taliban will allow Americans to leave Afghanistan. In yet another attempt to defend America's withdrawal from Afghanistan, US president Joe Biden also rejected criticism of his handling of the chaotic pullout.

Afghanistan Crisis: Cannot guarantee 'final outcome' - Joe Biden

After women being sent back home from their workplace, turns out the Taliban is sending back Afghanistan’s government employees too. "I went to the office this morning, but the Taliban who were at the gate told us they have not received any orders to reopen government offices," said Hamdullah, a government employee was quoted by news agency AFP.

After women, Taliban send back Afghan's government employees

In the wake of worsening security situation at Kabul airport, Switzerland has decided to postpone a charter flight to Uzbekistan aimed at helping the evacuation effort from Afghanistan.

Switzerland postpones evacuation plans as security at Kabul airport worsens

The Pakistan Police have arrested 194 Afghan nationals in Peshawar for rioting, damaging public property and shouting slogans against Pakistan during the celebrations of their country’s Independence Day, which falls on August 19.

More than 190 Afghan nationals arrested in Peshawar for anti-Pak slogans

The Taliban took over Kabul almost a week ago on the 15th of August and since then thousands have gathered at the airport in the hope to leave Afghanistan.

Afghanistan: The desperate scramble to escape; Afghanistan's day 6 under Taliban

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