New Delhi
As the new Taliban government began work, Afghanistan's new acting prime minister Mohammad Hasan Akhund called on former officials who fled the country to return saying that the group will guarantee their safety.
Meanwhile, South's Korea's defence ministry said North Korea appeared to have staged a military parade in Pyongyang early on Thursday. Kim's regime had earlier held night-time military parades while unveiling ballistic missiles.
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