Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has fled Afghanistan for Tajikistan, a senior interior ministry official told Reuters. The president’s office would not confirm his whereabouts.
India has divergences with US on Afghanistan: EAM SJaishankar
Whether it is the Indian leadership or the average Indian, “we aspire to bigger things,” said foreign minister S Jaishankar, addressing the India@75: The Freedom Summit organised by Times Now on …
India has divergences with US on Afghanistan: EAM SJaishankar
Whether it is the Indian leadership or the average Indian, “we aspire to bigger things,” said foreign minister S Jaishankar, addressing the India@75: The Freedom Summit organised by Times Now on …
Afghan conflict could put England’s Pakistan tour in doubt
The unfolding situation in Afghanistan is being closely monitored by the ECB as concerns grow about the impact it could have on the security situation in Pakist …
Political solution in Afghanistan ‘more urgent than ever’: NATO
NATO said on Sunday that finding a political solution to Afghanistan conflict was more pressing “than ever” as the Taliban stood poised to take power …
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani flees Afghanistan for Tajikistan as Taliban fighters enter Kabul, reports say
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani and his immediate team have left Afghanistan for Tajikistan, according to several media reports.
Abdullah Confirms Ashraf Ghani Has Left Afghanistan As Taliban Takes Over Kabul; Likely Headed For Tajikistan
Abdullah Abdullah, the head of the High Council for National Reconciliation, has posted a video to Facebook confirming that Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has left the country. He has asked people to …
Nepal calls for evacuation of at least 1,500 Nepalis in Afghanistan
Nepal’s government on Sunday called for the evacuation of an estimated 1,500 Nepalis working as security staff with embassies and with international aid groups in Afghanistan.
Taliban will declare the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan in resounding defeat of the US-backed government
A Taliban official said the regime will return the nation to its pre-war name, which was only recognized by a handful of countries from 1996 to 2001.
How America Failed in Afghanistan
The New Yorker staff writer Steve Coll on the humanitarian catastrophe that is now likely to engulf Afghan civilians.