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Taliban capture Kabul



Six months of Taliban: Afghans safer, poorer, less hopeful

  • Today, the sight of armed Taliban fighters roaming the street still jars and frightens residents
  • Women are back in their jobs in the health and education ministries, as well as at Kabul International airport, often next to men
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Afghan acting PM Akhund calls for official recognition of Taliban administration

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Taliban order Afghan shop owners to behead mannequins

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Taliban prepare new Afghan budget without foreign aid

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Afghanistan’s health care system on the brink of collapse

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Taliban fighters now manning checkpoints in Afghan cities

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Whistleblower: As Afghanistan fell, UK abandoned supporters

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Taliban replace statue of Hazara leader in Bamiyan with Qur'an

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Aid group: Up to 5,000 Afghan refugees a day entering Iran

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New US special envoy for Afghanistan to meet Taliban in Pakistan – official

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Roadside bomb targets Taliban, kills 2 in Afghanistan Daesh hub

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Taliban kill three ‘Daesh kidnappers’ in shootout

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Taliban strike journalists at Kabul women’s rights protest

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‘Sweet day’ for Afghan sportswomen fleeing Taliban rule on latest flight

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Grenade attack targets Taliban vehicle in Kabul

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Afghan girls still barred from school: ‘Why should only boys have a future?’

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Pakistan airline suspends Afghan operations citing Taliban interference

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Qatari official says recognizing Taliban government not a priority

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Anxiety and fear for women in Taliban stronghold

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Taliban say they won’t work with US to contain Daesh

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Afghan saffron boss says Taliban will not silence her

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UN and Afghanistan’s Taliban, figuring out how to interact

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Taliban ask airlines to resume international flights to Afghanistan

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Taliban hang up bodies of alleged kidnappers in Afghan city

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Two Taliban among three killed in Jalalabad attack

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