Afghanistan Taliban Crisis

From fear to uncertainty: Afghan families start new lives in US, UK

Tired, scared and mostly overwhelmed, Afghanis, who escaped from Taliban-controlled Kabul, are set to begin their second innings in foreign lands away from their homes

Taliban, ISIS, Al Qaeda, Haqqanis are heads of the same monster in Pakistan’s zoo of terror

Jihadi groups across the world are cut from the same ideological cloth. But in Afghanistan, the deep bonds go beyond ideology

US says another attack on Kabul airport highly likely; warns people to clear area immediately

The Pentagon said the remaining contingent of US forces at the airport, now numbering fewer than 4,000, had begun their final withdrawal ahead of Biden's deadline for ending the evacuation on Tuesday

Afghanistan children caught in middle of crisis as they try to flee war-torn country

Scenes of thousands and thousands of people trying to escape Afghanistan after the Taliban takeover have been gut-wrenching, especially those of children and infants.

'Deeply concerned with Afghanistan crisis', World Bank freezes aid to country as Taliban overtakes governance

The World Bank has more than two dozen development projects ongoing in the country and has provided $5.3 billion since 2002, mostly in grants

In photos: At least 20 die as Taliban takeover of Afghanistan completes eight days

Reports have said multiple Afghan families, desperate to escape the new Taliban regime, were seen throwing their babies over the wired fences surrounding the Kabul airport

At least seven Afghans killed in chaos near Kabul airport, says UK defence ministry

The ministry said separately that the UK had now evacuated nearly 4,000 people from Afghanistan since 13 August

Ahmad Massoud, son of famous anti-Taliban fighter, vows to follow father's footsteps and resist Afghan regime

In an opinion piece published in The Washington Post on Wednesday, Ahmad stated that he was following in his father's footsteps to take on the terror outfit with other fighters

US troops could stay longer in Kabul to rescue any Americans left behind, says Biden

In his first interview since the Taliban seized the Afghan capital, sparking a panicked exodus by foreigners and Afghan allies, Biden told ABC News that "chaos" had been unavoidable.

Wrecking Ball: Return of the Taliban threatens organised sport, female athletes in Afghanistan

With Taliban back in control in Afghanistan, it poses a grave danger to organised sport, especially female athletes.