Taliban attack in Afghanistan

New Delhi: The Taliban members, who were once designated as wanted terrorists for 9/11 attacks in the US, are now in charge of the war-torn Afghanistan. Some of these prominent members were earlier incarcerated in the Guantanamo Bay…
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News Delhi: The Taliban in a shockingly rapid move took over Afghanistan after capturing Kabul on August 15. The world's best intelligence and security establishments were in awe with the quick takeover by the banned Islamist terror group,…
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Kabul: Afghan women who have been working in government and non-government agencies held a gathering in Kabul to express concerns about the future and on how females will be represented in any future government, local media reports said.…
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Kabul: A disturbing revelation has come to light that Zaki Anwari, an Afghan national team footballer, died in a fall from a US military plane at Kabul airport on Monday. According to reports, the 19-year-old Zaki Anwari's remains were…
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Kathmandu: The Nepal government has started evacuating and repatriating its citizens from the crisis-ridden Afghanistan after the Talibans capture of the South Asian nation. Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba has said that his government…
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Kabul: The Taliban on Sunday started entering Kabul from all sides, according to media reports quoting Afghan government officials and eyewitnesses. VOA reported there is panic on the streets of Kabul as the news broke that the Taliban…
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Kabul: The Afghan government has offered the Taliban a share in power so long as the rising violence in the country comes to a halt, Al Jazeera reported on Thursday, citing a government source. The proposal was delivered through Qatar,…
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Kabul: Taliban militants have taken control of Taluqan city, capital of Afghanistan's northern Takhar province after heavy clashes with security forces, according to local residents. "Taliban militants took control of all government…
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Kabul/New Delhi: Taliban said on Monday that Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghanis "time has run out." Reacting to Ghani's remark that the ongoing war is an external intrigue imposed on the people of Afghanistan, Taliban spokesman Zabiullah…
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