Heavy fighting is underway in Afghanistan's Panjshir valley and according to the latest development, the Taliban has reportedly pushed deep into Afghanistan's last holdout.

Reports: Taliban push deep into Panjshir

Turbulence triggered by the Taliban in Afghanistan is right now the biggest evolving story. In Kabul the Taliban may announce their government anytime in the coming week.

Afghanistan: The Taliban's chain of command to have a supra council

A suicide bomb blast has rocked Quetta. Tehreek-E-Taliban Pakistan has claimed responsibility for the suicide attack. At least four people are claimed to have been killed in the attack and 15 others are left injured.

Tehreek-E-Taliban Pakistan claims attack in Quetta

Intermittent clashes have been reported between the Taliban and the NRF. Watch this report to know more.

Afghanistan: Armed Fighters battle Taliban in Panjshir valley

For 4 decades, America has fed the global war machine in the name of bringing “peace & democracy.” On Gravitas Plus, WION's Palki Sharma unmasks America's role in arming rogue regimes & terror outfits.

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There is a major humanitarian crisis spiraling out of control in Afghanistan. More than half the population lives in poverty. The country witnessed its second major drought in two years and people rely heavily on aid services for even the most basic commodities.

Afghanistan: Economic and humanitarian crisis in Taliban led country

It is still not certain what the Taliban 2.0 will mean for the people but the afghans are wary of their future. A war-ravaged country crippling economy food shortage and no sight of any certainty.

Afghanistan: Kabul streets turn chaotic as armed Taliban leaders attacked

The world has its eyes set on Afghanistan. The Taliban is going to announce their new government soon. The new regime has been projecting a more moderate self-image. Schools are reopening across Afghanistan under the Taliban.

Schools reopen across Afghanistan under Taliban

Three weeks after the Taliban took over Kabul, the capital's biggest currency exchange market, the Sarai-e-Shadzada market is operational once again. The market opened on Saturday morning with hundreds and thousands of afghans lining up in Kabul's busy old neighborhood trying to withdraw and exchange money as their life took an uncertain turn.

Major money exchange market opens in Afghanistan

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President Joe Biden took stock of the situation following torrential downpour across the northeastern coast due to Hurricane Ida. The total death toll has crossed 50 with at least nine deaths reported in Louisiana and 46 in the northeastern states.

Hurricane Ida: 50 people killed due to flash flood

Heavy fighting continues in Panjshir as the Taliban attempt to gain control of the last hold-out province defying their rule. The fighting comes amid claims of the Taliban that the Panjshir valley is now in their control.

Heavy fighting in Panjshir valley- An hour from Kabul

This week Indian diplomats formally met with Taliban leaders for the first time. The talks in Doha were seen as a desperate call for a desperate situation. Turkish Envoy Firat Sunel has spoken with WION.

Turkish Envoy Firat Sunel Speaks To WION on India's engagement with Taliban

Pakistan is all set to host this year's Shanghai Cooperation Organisation for anti-terror exercises and India has decided not to participate in the event.

SCO's Anti-Terror Exercise: India not part of Shanghai Cooperation Organisation exercise

In Kabul, a delegation of senior Pakistani military officials has arrived. The delegation is headed by Pakistan's Intelligence Chief General Faiz Hameed.

News Alert: Pakistan ISI Chief Faiz Hameed in Kabul

US diplomatic and defense Chiefs will travel next week to Qatar and other allies on the Afghanistan crisis. The visit holds significance on the sidelines of Doha, presenting itself as a regional mediator.

Secretary of State: US will learn from Afghanistan withdrawal

The situation for displaced Afghans is woeful. Neighboring countries and others have started bracing for a massive migrant crisis. The United Nations refugee agency has now warned that half a million afghans could flee the country by the end of this year.

Afghanistan: The Taliban keep a check on Pakistani identity cards

The Baghdad summit was aimed at easing regional tensions along with addressing the resurgence of ISIS. On The West Asia Post this week, Ghadi Francis tells you what this meet means for the region.

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New York top cop during 09/11 Bernard Kerik has spoken to WION on Afghanistan. Watch this report to know more.

New York top cop during 09/11 Bernard Kerik speaks to WION

After a year of premiership, Japanese PM Yoshihide Suga will be stepping down by the end of this month setting the stage for a new premier slater to replace him.

Japan: Suga's resignation sets stage for New Prime Minister

Flash floods from tropical storm Ida swamped New York City. Record rainfall in the city, has prompted an unprecedented flash flood emergency and turned streets into rivers, and shut down subway services as water cascaded down platforms onto tracks.

Floods Batter United States financial capital New York

The Taliban could announce their government any time in the coming week. Earlier there were reports that the Taliban might announce its government during today sometime this evening. Watch this report to know more.

Report: Baradar to be head of Afghani Govt

Sri Lanka has extended a COVID-19 lockdown till September 13th after authorities face mounting pressure from doctors to extend the restrictions as the country battles the third wave of infections.

Coronavirus Update: Sri Lanka battles for third wave of infections

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Gravitas | Have you heard about the Milk Crate Challenge? It involves stacking milk crates, making a pyramid-like structure, and walking over it. Sounds simple? You may want to call 911 before trying it. WION's Palki Sharma brings you a report.

Gravitas: Milk crate challenge gone wrong

Gravitas | China has banned reality talent shows. Beijing says the shows were promoting 'sissy' men and 'abnormal aesthetics'. Doesn't make sense? WION's Palki Sharma tells you why China really banned the shows.

Gravitas: China bans reality talent shows

Gravitas | Pakistan is acting act as the Taliban's broker for western powers. Foreign Ministers of Germany, UK, Britain & The Netherlands are making a beeline to Pak to keep refugees within Afghanistan. WION's Palki Sharma asks: Will they call out Pak for promoting terror in Afghanistan?

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Gravitas | The Taliban have given a greenlight to men's cricket, but what happens to Afghanistan's women's cricket team? What happens to Afghan cricket's special bond with India? WION's Palki Sharma brings you a report on the future of sports under the Taliban.

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Gravitas | A new Texas law effectively bans abortion after 6 weeks of pregnancy. Any citizen can sue doctors for terminating a fetus, and possibly claim $10,000 in damages. Why are US leaders intent on controlling women's choices? Why is the supreme court siding with them? WIION's Palki Sharma tells you.

Gravitas: Texas enacts toughest US ban on abortion

Gravitas | Water is gushing into subways and apartments in New York. There is water everywhere. The videos look straight out of a horror movie. New York has declared an emergency. WION's Palki Sharma brings you a report.

Gravitas: Flash flood devastate New York

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