NRF calls new caretaker government “totalitarian, xenophobic, extremist”
It said the Taliban’s illegitimate government regime is a clear sign of the group’s enmity with the Afghan people and for that reason, the world community must not rush in to recognise an “occupier’s regime.”
Turkey says ‘no need to rush’ recognising Taliban
In a wide-ranging television interview, Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu sounded a cautious note about Turkey's future relations with the fundamentalist Islamist group.
IFRC demands urgent humanatarian aid for Afghanistan
British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab, whose country has increased its aid budget for Afghanistan, said last week that humanitarian assistance would flow through agencies and not to the Taliban directly.
Taliban erase murals, Afghan art activists remain unrepented
Among the erased murals was one showing US special envoy Zalmay Khalilzad and Taliban co-founder Abdul Ghani Baradar shaking hands after signing the 2020 deal to withdraw American troops from Afghanistan.
Taliban provincial governor vows to fight IS
The province's new governor has offered reassuring words, but many people remain sceptical about the Taliban's pledge of a different kind of rule.
Islamic State threat resurfaces in Afghanistan
The IS attack on Kabul airport was all the more shocking because it succeeded despite US President Joe Biden's specific prior warning that intelligence agencies were aware of the plot.
Taliban spokesman: Panjshir falls, Govt announcement soon
The spokesman added that any insurgency against their rule would be "hit hard", after earlier saying they had captured the Panjshir Valley -- the last pocket of resistance.
Panjshir may surrender to Taliban within next 24 hours
Taliban and National Resistance have been making claims and counter claims but sources in Islamabad are confident that Taliban may be taking full control of Panjshir valley within the next 24 hours bringing an end to the last pocket of resistance in Afghanistan.
Is ISI chief in Kabul for ‘Taliban govt’ announcement?
Pakistan's Intelligence Chief's sudden dash to Kabul has surprised many across the world, but its obvious that Pakistan is desperately trying to find a solution for peace and stability in the region at a time when key western countries have abandoned their posts and left Afghanistan on its own.
UN chief to host Afghanistan aid meeting in Geneva
The UN has warned 18 million people are facing a humanitarian disaster, and another 18 million could quickly join them.
Tolo network stays on-air despite fear of Taliban
The Taliban victory has plunged Afghanistan's independent media into crisis.
US might recognise Taliban!
Blinken also said the U.S. government was maintaining contact with the Taliban.