Middle East
One month after fall of Kabul, economic crisis stalks Taliban
Impromptu markets where people sell household goods for cash have sprung up across Kabul, although buyers are in short supply
Once inmates, Taliban now in charge in a Kabul prison
The Taliban now run Pul-e-Charkhi Prison, a sprawling complex on Kabul’s eastern outskirts
Afghan women should not be allowed to work alongside men, senior Taliban figure says
Since the movement swept to power, Taliban officials have said women would be able to work and study within the limits laid down by sharia
Taliban allows women to study — but there's a condition to it
The classrooms will have no men and Islamic dress is compulsory
Afghans with valid visas and passports can take evacuation flights: Taliban
Mawlawi Hafiz Mansour said the majority of Afghans waiting to take one of four evacuation flights have neither valid visas nor passports
A curtain divides male, female students as Afghan universities reopen
What happens in universities and schools across the country is being closely watched by foreign powers
Taliban say resistance holdout Panjshir Valley 'completely captured'
The Panjshir Valley is famed for being the site of resistance to Soviet forces in the 1980s and the Taliban in the late 1990s
Taliban push deep into Afghanistan's holdout Panjshir Valley
Italian aid agency Emergency said Taliban forces had reached the village of Anabah
Google locks down Afghan govt email accounts as Taliban looks for access: Report
Around two dozen officials, with some in finance, industry, higher education and mines ministries, used Google for official communications
Senior Taliban leader meets German envoy, discusses Afghanistan situation
The leaders discussed situation in Afghanistan, reopening of Kabul Airport and the continuation of German humanitarian aid to Afghanistan