 | Secrecy shrouds Afghanistan refugees sent by US to base in KosovoThe lack of public information has made it a challenge for those who closely track the fate of refugees. |
 | United global response needed to bring desired changes in Afghanistan: PM Modi at G20 meetThe MEA said Modi called for enhancing the joint fight against the nexus of radicalisation, terrorism and the smuggling of drugs and arms in the region. |
 | Taliban says it won't work with US to contain Islamic StateIslamic State has carried out relentless assaults on the country's Shiite Muslims since emerging in eastern Afghanistan in 2014. |
 | Thousands of Afghans received humanitarian assistance: UN agencyAfghanistan was already among the world's worst humanitarian situations prior to the Taliban assuming power in August, which has deepened existing needs and vulnerabilities. |
 | 'We want freedom': Anxiety and fear for women in Taliban stronghold growsMost girls around the country have been barred from attending secondary school, and most women have been unable to return to work. |
 | US, Taliban to hold first talks since Afghanistan withdrawalTaliban spokesman Suhail Shaheen said the talks will also revisit the peace agreement the Taliban signed with Washington in 2020. The agreement had paved the way for the final U.S. withdrawal. |
 | Hundreds of displaced families ordered to leave Kabul by TalibanTaliban-led government's Deputy Minister of refugees and repatriation said, "This process began today and will continue, thus all (displaced) families in Kabul will go back to their provinces." |
 | 'Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan' appointed envoy seeks UN recognitionSuhail Shaheen, the Taliban spokesman, said that since the former government of Afghanistan has collapsed, its envoy cannot represent Afghanistan, it said. |
 | Changes needed on EU plan on rights in Afghanistan: PakistanThe Europeans want consensus for the resolution at the council, which counts Pakistan among its 47 member countries. |
 | Essential to ensure Afghanistan territory not used to spread terrorism: PM Modi at UNGAThe Prime Minister said there is a need to ensure that no country tries to take advantage of the delicate situation in Afghanistan and use it for its own selfish interests. |
 | Events in Afghanistan raise questions about use of terrorism to change State structure: Rajnath SinghThe defence minister said that there is a widespread realisation amongst all responsible nations over the need to come together against the common challenges. |
 | Afghanistan crisis, COVID and climate focus of Modi-Biden talks, Quad summitModi said Biden’s presidency will sow the seeds for better bilateral ties and also for all democracies across the world. |
 | AIIMS doctors come to help of stranded Afghans in national capitalDr Prasun Chatterjee, additional professor of geriatrics, along with his NGO Healthy Aging India is providing meal to 400 Afghans in the city. |
 | Taliban unlikely to participate in UNGA as diplomats of ousted government still in officeAfghanistan is scheduled to address the ongoing UN General Assembly session on September 27. |
 | Under Taliban rule, thriving Afghan music scene heads to silenceMusicians are afraid a ban will come, and some Taliban fighters on the ground have started enforcing rules on their own, harassing musicians and music venues. |
