UNSC meeting triggered over ISIS attack in Kabul, World leaders condemn

A spokesperson for Guterres confirmed the meeting, which will not include the current ten non-permanent members of the Security Council.

Moeed Yusuf urges US, Pakistan to cooperate on Afghanistan

The United States must learn the lessons of the 1990s when it abandoned Afghanistan. Otherwise, it can expect a similar outcome.

Pakistan’s envoy discourages militias fighting Afghan Taliban

"If things translate into some kind of warfare between militias and Taliban, it will be dangerous," Imran Khan

Imran Khan extends invitation to Putin, discuss ties on call

Pakistan-Russia relations uplifted 2014 onwards when both countries had signed a defence pact. The deal laid down an exchange of intelligence and promotion of cooperation on international security.

Uzbekistan welcomes FM Qureshi’s plans on Afghan situation

A political solution in Afghanistan would lead to stronger trade and economic ties and strengthen linkages between the people in Central Asia as well.

Tajikistan in full support of Pakistan’s proposal on Afghanistan

The development came as Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi held a meeting with the Tajik president on the current situation in Afghanistan.

COVID vaccinations in Afghanistan decline post Taliban takeover: UN

The drop is understandable, as, in situations of chaos, conflict and emergency, people will prioritize their safety and security first.

EU is uninterested in Afghanistan’s stability, FM Lavrov

"It is sad if these are the people developing policy for the EU.”

Australia evacuates Afghan sportwomen

The International Federation of Professional Footballers (FIFPro) said the evacuated Afghan sportswomen had been "in a position of danger" and "many athletes" were still at risk.

Taliban Spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid takes the lead

For years, there was a debate as to whether Mujahid was even a single person -- his moniker serving as cover for the Taliban's sprawling information wing.

No more evacuation of Afghans say Taliban

Many Afghans fear a repeat of the brutal five-year Taliban regime that was toppled in 2001, and violent retribution for working with foreign militaries, Western missions and the previous US-backed government.

China against sanctions on Taliban

Beijing has kept open its embassy in Kabul and sought to maintain friendly relations with the Taliban.