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EU pushes for UN rights rapporteur to monitor Afghanistan

Failure to form inclusive govt can descend Afghanistan into civil war: PM Imran

'New Zealand don't have as many forces as the number we provided for their security'

Conservative US radio host thanks PM Imran for aiding evacuation of vulnerable Afghans

Blast targets Taliban truck in eastern Afghan city

Initiated dialogue with Taliban for 'inclusive' Afghan govt: PM Imran

Taliban say Afghan boys' schools to reopen, no mention of girls

Malala urges Pakistan to accommodate Afghan refugees

US in regular touch with Pakistan over Afghanistan issue: State Department

Afghanistan can never be controlled from outside, warns PM Imran

Pakistan rules out refugee camps to cater Afghan influx

Iran resumes passenger flights to Afghanistan

One month after fall of Kabul, economic crisis stalks Taliban

Ambassador Mansoor, Afghan foreign minister Muttaqi discuss bilateral ties

In call with Putin, PM Imran stresses coordinated approaches to evolving Afghan situation

Taliban thank world for promised aid, urge US to show 'heart'

U.S. will assess Pakistan ties over Afghanistan's future says Blinken

Blinken defends Afghan response to critical Congress

Foreign elements involved in creating sectarian issues in country: Rasheed

Taliban say women can study at university but classes must be segregated

کابل: باحجاب خواتین کا طالبان کی سخت پالیسیوں سے یکجہتی کا اظہار

Biographer’s profile of Osama Bin Laden sheds light on Al Qaeda leader

Afghan economic meltdown would be 'gift for terrorists,' says U.N. chief

'Cooperation amongst all regional stakeholders essential for peaceful region'

Traumatized and anxious, Afghans evacuees begin life in Australia

Malala calls on UN to push to keep girls in schools in Afghanistan

Minerals, drugs and China: How the Taliban might finance their new Afghan government

Afghanistan commercial flights resume as U.N. accuses Taliban of harassment

Pakistan, Qatar to play constructive role for peace in Afghanistan

Kabul rallies called off after Taliban outlaws protests