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.

Boris Johnson: Will work with the Taliban if Necessary

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.

194 Afghan nationals arrested in Peshawar for anti-Pak slogans

Despite buying no revenge against its opponents, the Taliban has now intensified its search for people who were to the United States and NATO forces. Watch this report to know more.

UN Report: Taliban 'intensifying' search for Afghans who helped US

The Taliban faced some form of resistance on Afghanistan's Independence day on August 19th, while flag-waving protesters took to the streets of Afghan cities against the Taliban.

Armed Taliban fighters marched in the city of Qalat

Angelina Jolie is finally on Instagram and for a good cause. Hollywood's acclaimed actress, Angelina Jolie, who is known for her humanitarian work, joined the photo-sharing media to raise awareness about the women and girls stuck in Afghanistan.

Angelina Jolie makes Instagram debut with powerful statement about Afghanistan

Russia's ambassador to Afghanistan Dmitry Zhirnov has said there is no alternative to Taliban in Afghanistan and added that any kind of resistance to the Islamist group would fail.

No alternative to Taliban, any kind of resistance will fail: Russian envoy to Afghanistan

Taliban swept Afghanistan in a little over a week, claiming the capital Kabul on August 15. As a result of the escalation, many Afghans have fled the war-torn country, and the US administration has rushed to evacuate its embassy workers.

Black Hawk choppers to armoured Humvees: Billions in US weaponry seized by Taliban

Taliban websites that delivered all important pieces of information to the rest of the world in different languages have gone offline abruptly. Since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, it has been painting a picture of change infront of the rest of the world.

Taliban's websites go offline as social media giants crackdown on group

The vast majority of the world's opium and heroin comes from Afghanistan, with production and exports centred in areas controlled by the Taliban, who have taxed the drugs heavily during their 20-year insurgency.

From narco-terrorism to informal economy: The state-crime nexus of Afghanistan’s opium dilemma

The office of Abdullah Abdullah, chairman, National Reconciliation Council, said Abdullah and former president Hamid Karzai had met with the acting Taliban governor for Kabul, Abdul Rahman Mansoor, and discussed the priority of protecting people's lives and property.

Abdullah, Karzai meet Kabul’s acting Taliban guv, discuss protection of lives, property  

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.

Afghanistan: In constant contact with the Taliban leadership, says US President Joe Biden

Afghanistan's envoy to Tajikistan Lieutenant General Muhammad Zahir Aghbar has said that Ashraf Ghani never came to Tajikistan, and raised the question of why when he was leaving the country, he never informed his vice president, defence or foreign minister.

'Ghani never came here', Afghan envoy to Tajikistan Zahir Aghbar; Lauds Ahmad Massoud 

To intensify efforts to establish a new Afghan government, Taliban's co-founder Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar has arrived in Kabul on Saturday to hold talks with fellow group members and other politicians.

With new Afghan govt on cards, Taliban's co-founder Baradar reaches Kabul

A terror regrouping is underway in Kabul. Terrorists of all hues are trying to make the fallen capital their base. Orchestrating this regrouping is Pakistan's deep state led by the ISI. Palki Sharma tells you how.

Gravitas: Pakistan orchestrates terror regrouping in Kabul

Amid the chaos, gridlocked streets, gunshots and panic WION's Anas Mallick get you a ground report from Kabul airport where some have been waiting for hours and some for days to flee Afghanistan.

WION Ground Report: Chaos, gridlocked streets & panic in Kabul as desperate Afghans try to flee

The special Afghan cell of the ministry of external affairs has been working on a war footing as it receives a number of requests from Indian nationals and Afghans keen to come to India.

MEA's special Afghan cell works on a war footing to evacuate Indians

The Taliban is intensifying a search for people who worked with the US and NATO forces, a confidential United Nations document says, despite the militants vowing no revenge against opponents.

Taliban 'intensifying' door-to-door search for Afghans who helped US, claims UN document

Armed, but holy! Afghanistan observes first Friday prayers under Taliban rule

A total of 7,000 people have been evacuated from Afghanistan since the start of evacuation operations on August 14 and over 5,200 US troops are in Kabul, the Pentagon said on Thursday.

7,000 people evacuated from Afghanistan since August 14: Pentagon

The US and NATO military invaded Afghanistan 20 years ago. The most mighty force on the planet aimed to expel both the Taliban and Al-Qaeda from the country. It turns out that 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.

Will Afghanistan become a safe haven for terror?

The Taliban reportedly raided the shuttered Indian Consulates in Kandahar and Herat two days ago, seizing documents from both missions. The militants allegedly stormed into the Consulate premises and took away parked vehicles, according to reports.

Taliban broke into Indian consulates, took away documents and parked vehicles

The Taliban called on Afghanistan's imams to urge unity when they hold their first Friday prayers since the Islamist group seized control of the country. WION brings you five pictures from Afghanistan which will tell you what does the Taliban rule looks like for the citizens of the country.

First Friday prayers held in Kabul since the Taliban takeover

A young child is carried over the high perimeter wall and delivered into the hands of an American soldier from the surging mob at Kabul airport. This week's video, which was shot and posted on social media, depicts the sense of despair felt by many Afghans who are afraid of the Taliban's unexpected return to power.

Watch: Child lifted over Kabul airport wall by US soldiers

The Taliban called on Afghanistan's imams to urge unity when they hold their first Friday prayers since the Islamist group seized control of the country, as protests against the takeover spread to more cities on Thursday, including the capital, Kabul.

Taliban call on Afghanistan's imams to urge unity as protests spread to Kabul

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