Top 10 world news: Merkel-Putin's historic meet, Mujahideen asks Taliban's help to attack India, and more
The Taliban has called for unity ahead of Friday prayers, the first since seizing control, and asked imams to persuade people not to flee Afghanistan amid airport chaos, protests, and allegations of bloodshed. Additionally,the Taliban have stated that next government will decide on the national flag.Follow WION's live coverage about Taliban's takeover in Afghanistan.Meanwhile, a historic meeting took place between theGerman Chancellor Angela Merkel and the RussiaPresident Vladimir Putin.This is Merkel's last Russia visit as Germany's chancellor.
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Angela Merkel, who is from East Germany, will meet Russian President Vladimir Putin, who was stationed in East Germany during his time as a KGB agent. Both Merkel and Putin speak each other's language fluently.
Protests took place in several regions across Afghanistan, with Afghans going to the streets waving the country's national flag, which has been outlawed since the Taliban gained control of Kabul.
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In the celebratory statement posted online, Hizbul Mujahideen chief Syed Salahuddin said, "I pray to Allah that he strengthens the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan so that they may support Kashmiris against India."
A Russian criminal investigator has come under investigation for falling in love with her target, who was being investigated by her for stealing cash from someone else’s bank account.
Three of the nine guys were tortured to death, according to eyewitnesses, including one who was strangled with a scarf and had his muscles cut off.
With a smile on his face, the pontiff briefly played against the young man, his hands gripping the rods of the red tiny football players.
At the summit of Greenland, it rained for the first time on record. The precipitation at the summit is usually in the form of snow. But thanks to global warming, another warning has come our way. The rain means that Greenland is warming up fast.
During a live telecast, the anchor's narration got interrupted by a change of visuals but this time the network played a satanic ritual on screen during the live telecast.
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