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Afghanistan earthquake: Survivors count horrific cost

Near the epicentre of the quake that struck Afghanistan this week, houses lie in ruins.

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1 day ago

India flies tons of essentials to quake-rocked Afghanistan

India has rushed emergency relief assistance and a technical team to Kabul to coordinate the delivery of humanitarian assistance after a destructive earthquake in eastern Afghanistan.

1 day ago

India flies tons of essentials to quake-rocked Afghanistan

India sent family tents, blankets and other relief supplies for a team to distribute in eastern Afghan villages where a deadly earthquake collapsed thousands of timber and stone homes to rubble. Pictures of the relief effort were accompanied by a tweet from India’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar: “India, a true first responder.” The supplies total 27 tons delivered over two flights to Afghanistan's capital Kabul, where the United Nations Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs and the Afghan Red Crescent Society will coordinate its distribution, a ministry statement said Friday.

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2 days ago

India sends team to help with deadly Afghanistan earthquake

India has sent a technical team to Kabul to coordinate the delivery of humanitarian assistance after a destructive earthquake in eastern Afghanistan.

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Afghans mourn the dead, search for shelter after devastating earthquake

Overwhelmed residents were digging with bare hands through what used to be their homes, while the Taliban was struggling to coordinate recovery efforts.

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Five British men released from Taliban custody

Arrests of foreigners by the Taliban began late last year and continued for months as its leadership cracked down on activists and foreigners accused of working in the country without proper documentation.

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IS claims attack on Sikh temple in Afghan capital of Kabul

The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for an attack on a Sikh temple in Afghanistan’s capital of Kabul that killed at least one worshipper and wounded seven others

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Sikh temple in Afghanistan rocked by explosions, gunfire

Several explosions and gunfire ripped through a Sikh temple in Afghanistan's capital on Saturday morning

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Sikh temple in Afghanistan rocked by explosions, gunfire

A Taliban official says explosions and gunfire have ripped through a Sikh temple in Afghanistan’s capital

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Air Force: Crew not at fault for Afghan deaths in evacuation

The Air Force has concluded that air crew members acted appropriately and were not at fault for some tragic deaths during the chaotic evacuation from Afghanistan last year, when desperate Afghans clung to a military plane as it was taking off and fell to their deaths or were caught in the wheels.

Double whammy: Both farmers and consumers hit by high prices

A U.N. agency has issued a glum world forecast, saying that food import bills appear headed to a record high and food markets are likely to tighten.

Inside the Taliban’s secret war in the Panjshir Valley

Taliban forces have been locked for months in an on-again, off-again battle with opposition fighters in the Panjshir Valley.

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Millions looted from Afghan government during Taliban takeover

The largely inconclusive report found it unlikely that former president Ashraf Ghani had taken huge amounts of money but did say that tens of millions were looted.

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Indian officials in Kabul for talks on aid distribution

Indian foreign ministry officials are visiting Kabul for talks with the Taliban and international organizations involved in the distribution of humanitarian assistance in Afghanistan

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Pakistan sends 50-member team to Kabul to discuss cease-fire

Pakistan's government on Wednesday sent a 50-member delegation of tribal elders to Kabul to negotiate an extension of a truce with the Pakistani Taliban that expired this week, two security officials said. Talks between the two sides that led to cease-fires in the past have been mediated by the Taliban in Afghanistan. The Pakistani Taliban — known as Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan or TTP — are a separate group but allied with the Afghan Taliban, who seized power in their country last August, as the U.S. and NATO troops were in the final stages of their pullout from Afghanistan.

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AP PHOTOS: In Kabul, cemeteries a part of Afghan daily life

One of the graves had broken open in Kabul’s Nader Shah Hill Cemetery, exposing a near-complete skeleton at the bottom of the pit in the hard earth. The only reason the kids came over, interrupting their soccer game, was to see what an Associated Press photographer was taking pictures of. There are cemeteries all over Afghanistan’s capital, Kabul, many of them filled with the dead from the country’s decades of war.

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Taliban morality police tighten their grip on Afghan women

Enforcers from the Ministry for the Prevention of Vice and Promotion of Virtue are expanding their reach into all aspects of Afghan society.

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Blasts in Kabul mosque, north Afghanistan, kill at least 14

A series of explosions has shaken Afghanistan, including a blast inside a mosque in the capital of Kabul that killed at least five people and three bombings of minivans in the country’s north that killed nine passengers

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Taliban moves to hand control of Afghan airports to UAE company

Placeholder while article actions loadKABUL — The Taliban is handing over control of the country’s airports to a company based in the United Arab Emirates, according to a statement from the prime minister’s office Tuesday. Advertisement“The international airlines which have been away from this country in the last few months will come back to us,” he told journalists. Afghanistan’s main international airport in Kabul was ransacked in August as the city’s security forces melted away and Taliban fighters took control of the capital. But without fully functioning radar, the insurance costs associated with using the Kabul airport make commercial operations largely unviable. Afghanistan is battling a spiraling economic crisis, and some Taliban officials have called for international investment to ease unemployment and inflation.

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Taliban enforcing face-cover order for female TV anchors

Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers have begun enforcing an order requiring all female TV news anchors in the country to cover their faces while on-air.

Afghan Taliban order women TV anchors to cover their faces

Afghanistan's biggest media outlet says the country's Taliban rulers have ordered female TV presenters on all TV channels to cover their faces while on air.

Students say Taliban blocked them from college for wearing wrong color hijabs as Afghan women see their rights fade to black

Videos show students protesting enforcement of draconian rules the Taliban says are just suggestions, but which seem to be getting even stricter.

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Lawmakers reach deal to help veterans exposed to burn pits

Congressional bargainers have announced a deal on legislation to boost health care services and disability benefits for veterans exposed to toxic burn pits in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Taliban dissolves Afghanistan's human rights commission, says it was "not considered necessary"

The country's hardline Islamist rulers say the body was "not considered necessary," as they continue breaking up freedom-oriented institutions.

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Afghanistan war rekindles, claiming lives and sending civilians fleeing as Taliban battles Panjshir valley resistance

Forces vowing to liberate the country from the Islamic hardliners say they've launched an offensive, and the bloodshed is already sending civilians fleeing for safety.

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Afghanistan face veil decree: 'It feels like being a woman is a crime'

Afghan women speak out against compulsory male chaperones and new mandate to wear all-covering veils.

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Afghanistan pupils in fear after spate of Islamic State attacks

A spate of Islamic State attacks have left Afghan students in fear and test Taliban security claims.

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Seamus Murphy's photo 'Kabul, November 2002,' at the Getty, recalls a Manet - Washington Post

This Seamus Murphy photograph shows just one moment captured during a long relationship with a family in Afghanistan.

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Afghanistan's Taliban order women to wear burqa in public

Afghanistan’s Taliban leadership has ordered all Afghan women to wear the all-covering burqa in public

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Afghanistan's Taliban order women to cover up head to toe

Afghanistan’s Taliban leadership has ordered all Afghan women to wear all-covering clothing in public, and threatened to punish their male relatives in cases of noncompliance.

Powerful explosion at Kabul mosque kills at least 10 people

A Taliban spokesman says a powerful explosion at a Sunni mosque in Kabul has killed at least 10 worshippers and wounded 20

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IS claims bombing targeting Shiites in north Afghanistan

The Islamic State affiliate in Afghanistan has claimed responsibility for two bombings in the country’s north that targeted the country’s minority Hazara ethnic group

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Explosions in northern Afghanistan kill at least 9, wound 13

A spokesman for a Taliban-appointed police chief says two explosions within minutes of each other killed at least nine people and wounded 13 in a key northern city

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The US left $7 billion worth of military equipment in Afghanistan after its botched withdrawal, report says

The US pulled out of Afghanistan in August 2021 as the Taliban resurged to power. It left behind an array of planes, guns, and vehicles.

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Militants in Afghanistan strike Pakistan army post, kill 3

Pakistan’s army says militants in Afghanistan have fired heavy weapons across the border into a military outpost overnight, killing three personnel

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Afghanistan: More than 20 dead and injured in four blasts

The Islamic State group said it was behind one blast, which tore through a mosque in Mazar-i-Sharif.

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Roadside bomb explosion in western Kabul wounds 2 children

An Afghan official says two children in Kabul have been wounded by a roadside bomb

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Blasts targeting schools in Kabul, Afghanistan, kill at least 6 civilians

The explosions occurred inside a high school and near an education center. It wasn't immediately clear how many children were there at the time.

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Blasts targeting schools in Kabul, Afghanistan, kill at least 6 civilians

The explosions occurred inside a high school and near an education center. It wasn't immediately clear how many children were there at the time.

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Blasts near Kabul schools kill at least 6 civilians, hurt 17

An Afghan police spokesman says explosions targeting educational institutions in Kabul have killed at least six civilians and injured 17 others.

Danish aid chief says group's Afghan female staff working

A Danish aid group has been able to keep its Afghan women employees working, even after the Taliban takeover of the country last August

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UN seeks record $4.4B for Afghans struggling under Taliban

The head of the United Nations says nearly all Afghans don’t have enough to eat and some have resorted to “selling their children and their body parts” to get money for food.

With eye to China investment, Taliban now preserve Buddhas

Afghanistan's Taliban rulers are working to protect ancient Buddha statues in caves carved into cliffsides outside Kabul.

North Korean propaganda video shows off latest missile launch, prompts more sanctions

North Korea released a propaganda video a day after the launch of their latest intercontinental ballistic missile.

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Madeleine Albright dies at 84

Madeleine Albright, the first female U.S. secretary of state, dies of cancer at age 84. President Bill Clinton chose Albright as America's top diplomat in 1996, and she served in that capacity for four years. (March 23)

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Taliban break promise on higher education for Afghan girls

Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers have decided against reopening schools to girls above the sixth grade, reneging on a promise and opting to appease their hard-line base, at the expense of further alienating the international community.

Taliban announcement a clear sign girls returning to school

Afghanistan’s Taliban-run Education Ministry has announced that schools for all students will open this week — the clearest sign yet that girls will be allowed back in school.

Taliban announcement a clear sign girls returning to school

Schools for all students will open this week, Afghanistan's Taliban-run Education Ministry announced Monday in the clearest sign yet that girls will be allowed back in school. Girls have been denied education beyond Grade 6 since the Taliban swept back into power last August. The international community has been relentless in urging Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers to allow girls to return to school.

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Afghan refugees in US to receive temporary protected status

Afghan refugees in the U.S. will be allowed to stay for at least 18 months under temporary protected status, a move that'll help some of the thousands who arrived following the American withdrawal from their country.

UN refugee chief in Kabul to say Afghans are not forgotten

The head of the U.N. refugee agency is in Kabul to tell Afghans they have not been forgotten — even as the international community scrambles to deal with the devastation of the war in Ukraine and a humanitarian crisis unseen in Europe since World War II

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First Afghan refugees arrive at new center in Virginia

A first group of Afghan refugees have arrived at a new temporary housing facility in Northern Virginia as the U.S. works to resettle people who fled the Taliban takeover of their country.

Blood drive to mark Women's Day halted, Afghan activists say

A female Afghan activist says plans to donate blood to mark International Women’s Day havev been halted by Taliban-appointed hospital staff

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Taliban official wanted by U.S. makes rare public appearance

The Taliban's acting interior minister says Taliban security police guilty of misconduct in Afghanistan are being penalized after many abuse allegations.

Taliban official wanted by U.S. makes rare public appearance

The Taliban acting interior minister — designated a terrorist by the U.S. — said in a rare public appearance Saturday that security police guilty of misconduct in Afghanistan were being penalized after a string of abuse allegations. For the first time, photos showing Sirajuddin Haqqani's face were published by official Taliban government channels. Haqqani was photographed attending the Saturday graduation ceremony of the first class to complete police training since the Taliban assumed control of Afghanistan.

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Taliban launches sweeping house-to-house raids across Kabul in search of weapons

The searches mark a significant shift in how the group enforces security.

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Taliban official says dozens of criminals arrested in sweeps

Taliban forces have arrested dozens of criminals, kidnappers and smugglers in operations across Kabul, a Taliban government spokesman said on Sunday. The clearance operations began in the capital and neighboring provinces two days ago, and will continue, Zabiullah Mujahid said in a press conference. Mujahid also welcomed a recent U.S. decision to ease restrictions on Afghan banks.

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Afghan students return to Kabul U, but with restrictions

Students have returned to Kabul University, among Afghanistan's oldest and most revered institutions of higher education.

Afghan students return to Kabul U, but with restrictions

Kabul University, among Afghanistan’s oldest and most revered institutions of higher education, reopened Saturday for the first time since the Taliban takeover six months ago. Dozens of female students, all wearing the hijab, the veil worn by Muslim women, lined up outside the university gate. Taliban stood guard at the campus's three entrances.

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UNICEF chief: Taliban committed to let girls back to school

UNICEF's top chief says the Taliban have committed to allowing Afghan girls to go to school next month.

Last Afghan refugees leave NJ base after chaotic evacuation

The last of thousands of Afghan refugees who awaited resettlement at eight U.S. military installations departed from a New Jersey base on Saturday.

Six months on, what has happened to women’s rights in Afghanistan? | AFP

The Taliban stunned the world by marching into Kabul on August 15, 2021, after a lightning offensive that capped a 20-year insurgency against the Western-backed government and the US and allied forces that propped it up. The end of fighting brought relief for many women – but harsh restrictions imposed by the new government are also causing despair. A network of dozens of women – once students, teachers or NGO workers, as well as housewives – have worked in secret to organise protests against the Taliban over the past six months, but are facing increasingly aggressive suppression.

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Six months of Taliban: Afghans safer, poorer, less hopeful

Afghanistan has undergone a dramatic transformation in half a year of Taliban rule

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Six months of Taliban: Afghans safer, poorer, less hopeful

Afghanistan has undergone a dramatic transformation in half a year of Taliban rule.

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Six months of Taliban: Afghans safer, poorer, less hopeful

Afghanistan has undergone a dramatic transformation in half a year of Taliban rule. Tens of thousands of Afghans have fled or have been evacuated, including large numbers of the educated elites. Tuesday marks six months since the Afghan capital of Kabul was ceded to the Taliban with the sudden and secret departure of the country’s U.S.-backed president.

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Ex-Afghan president: Biden order on frozen funds an atrocity

Afghanistan’s former president has called a White House order to unfreeze $3.5 billion in Afghan assets held in the U.S. for families of 9/11 victims an atrocity against the Afghan people.

Taliban pleads ignorance as 2 foreign journalists working for U.N. detained in Kabul

One of those missing is a former BBC correspondent who's spent decades covering the country, but the Taliban regime is pleading ignorance.

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UNHCR say Taliban free detained staff, 2 foreign journalists

UNHCR says the Taliban freed two foreign journalists working with the U.N. refugee agency and several of the aid organization’s Afghan staff.

Service members forced to "play God" amid chaotic Afghan withdrawal, Army investigation details

The Army investigation into the August 26 Abbey Gate attack at the Kabul airport included interviews with over 130 people.

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Pentagon releases report on Kabul airport bombing that killed 13 U.S. troops in Afghanistan

The August attack took place in the closing days of the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.

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"It is really unfair": U.S. State Department cancels Fulbright program for Afghan scholars

The move leaves 140 Afghan semifinalists without access to the prestigious scholarship after almost a year of waiting.

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A pregnant New Zealand journalist says strict covid rules left her stranded in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan

"When the Taliban offers you — a pregnant, unmarried woman — safe haven, you know your situation is messed up," Charlotte Bellis wrote.

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Joe Biden’s Saigon

America’s chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan added moral injury to military failure. But a group of soldiers, veterans, and ordinary citizens came together to try to save Afghan lives and salvage some American honor.

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UN says over 100 ex-Afghan and international forces killed

The United Nations secretary-general says the world body has received “credible allegations” that more than 100 former members of the Afghan government, its security forces and those who worked with international troops have been killed since the Taliban takeover of the country on Aug. 15.

Pentagon releases first video of botched Kabul airstrike

The Pentagon has declassified and publicly released video footage of a U.S. drone strike in Kabul that killed 10 civilians in the final hours of a chaotic American withdrawal that ended a 20-year war in Afghanistan.

ILO report says Afghan crisis causing massive job losses

The International Labor Organization says more than a half million people in Afghanistan have lost their jobs since the Taliban takeover in mid-August.

Ex-Afghan president says had no choice but to flee Kabul

Afghanistan's former president says he had just minutes to decide to flee in the hours before the Taliban took control of the capital in August.

Taliban-run government dissolves Afghan election commissions

The Taliban have dissolved Afghanistan’s two election commissions as well as state ministries for peace and parliamentarian affairs.

2021 Notebook: US withdrawal and Afghanistan's next chapter

For Afghanistan, 2021 was punctuated by the chaos of a U.S. withdrawal and an uncertain next chapter.

Russian military planes evacuate 200 people from Afghanistan

Russian military transport planes have delivered a shipment of humanitarian supplies to Afghanistan and flew back 200 Russians, Afghan students and others.

Afghan victims saddened US drone strike to go unpunished

The Afghan survivors of an errant U.S. drone strike that killed 10 members of their family in August say they are frustrated and saddened that U.S. troops involved in the attack will not face disciplinary action.

Whistleblower: As Afghanistan fell, UK abandoned supporters

A whistleblower has alleged that Britain’s Foreign Office abandoned many of the nation’s allies in Afghanistan and left them to the mercy of the Taliban during the fall of the capital, Kabul, because of a dysfunctional and arbitrary evacuation effort.

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Afghan museum reopens with Taliban security -- and visitors

The National Museum of Afghanistan is open once again and the Taliban, whose members once smashed their way through the facility, now appear to be among its most enthusiastic visitors.

Traditional wrestling continues as a Friday fixture in Kabul

Through clouds of billowing dust, two men circle each other warily before one plunges forward, grabbing his rival’s clothing.

Rights group: Taliban kill, abduct dozens of ex-officers

Human Rights Watch says that Afghanistan's Taliban fighters have killed or forcibly “disappeared” more than 100 former police and intelligence officers since taking power in mid-August.

EXPLAINER: What happened to the Afghanistan evacuation?

The evacuation of American citizens and others from Afghanistan didn’t end with the departure of the last U.S. troops on Aug. 30.

Flight carrying over 100 evacuated Afghans reaches Greece

More than 100 Afghans believed to have been at risk from the Taliban have been granted temporary shelter in Greece after being evacuated on a special flight to the northern city of Thessaloniki.

Roadside bomb in Afghanistan's capital wounds two people

Police say a roadside bomb has exploded on a busy avenue in the Afghan capital Kabul, wounding two people.

Emaciated children in Kabul hospital point to rising hunger

A growing number of near-starving children are brought every day to the main children's hospital in the Afghan capital, Kabul.

Nationwide polio eradication campaign starts in Afghanistan

The Taliban-run Afghan public health ministry has announced the start of a four-day nationwide polio vaccination campaign aimed at inoculating children under age 5.

Watchdog finds no misconduct in mistaken Afghan airstrike

An independent Pentagon review has concluded that the U.S. drone strike that killed innocent Kabul civilians and children in the final days of the Afghanistan war was not caused by misconduct or negligence, and it doesn’t recommend any disciplinary action.

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Kabul hospital attack leaves at least 3 dead, 16 wounded

An official from the Taliban-run Defense Ministry in Kabul says six suicide bombers set off an explosion at the entrance of a Kabul military hospital and tried to enter the facility, but were pushed back by Taliban guards.

US vows to pay relatives of Afghans killed in drone strike

The U.S. Defense Department said Friday that it is committed to offering condolence payments to relatives of the 10 people who were killed in an errant U.S. drone strike in Kabul, Afghanistan, in August.

Taliban meet with UK, Iran delegations amid economic woes

Afghanistan’s Taliban leaders have met with U.K. officials for the first time since taking power, a move the group hopes will pave the way for the country to refill cash-starved coffers as it teeters on the brink of economic collapse.

Taliban raid suspected IS hideout after bombing in capital

Taliban forces have raided an Islamic State affiliate’s hideout in the Afghan capital and killed several insurgents, hours after a bombing outside a mosque.

Bomb at Kabul mosque kills 5 civilians, Taliban say

The Taliban say at least five civilians have been killed by a bomb blast at the entrance of a mosque in the Afghan capital of Kabul.

Taliban order fighters out of Afghan homes they took over

The head of the Taliban government has ordered the group's fighters to leave private homes they had taken over as they blitzed across Afghanistan in August.

WATCH LIVE: Pentagon leaders face Congress on Afghan pullout decision

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Gen. Mark Milley are scheduled to appear before the House Armed Services Committee to review the war in Afghanistan.

Female Afghan health workers, educators urge release of aid

Female Afghan health workers, teachers and rights defenders are urging the international community to resume financial aid to Afghanistan, saying non-payment has disproportionally impacted women.

Taliban issue no-shave order to barbers in Afghan province

The Taliban have banned barbershops in a southern Afghanistan province from shaving or trimming beards, claiming their edict is in line with Shariah, or Islamic, law.

Russia says it's in sync with US, China, Pakistan on Taliban

Russia's foreign minister says the United States, China, Russia and Pakistan are working together to ensure that Afghanistan’s new Taliban rulers keep their promises, especially to form a genuinely representative government and prevent the spread of extremist groups.

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