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Despite Gunfire And Lashings, Afghan Women's Protests Grow

Hundreds of Afghan women have been leading protests in several cities across the country demanding the protection of rights for women and denouncing what they say is Pakistan's support for the Taliban takeover. At a Kabul protest on September 7, Taliban gunmen fired in the air.

British, Belgian Armies Evacuate Afghan Co-Workers

The Defense ministries of Britain and Belgium have released footage from ongoing evacuations of Afghan contractors and their families. The British video shows evacuees walking toward a plane in Kabul on August 21. The Belgian video from the same day captures the arrival of 34 Afghans in Belgium.

'Every Woman Is Really Scared,' Says Reporter In Taliban-Controlled Kabul

Current Time freelance reporter Liza Karimi describes life on the streets of Taliban-controlled Kabul, three days after the militants first entered the Afghan capital. She says many people -- especially women -- remain fearful, despite Taliban reassurances.

Damaged Buildings, Fleeing Families: Taliban Overruns Six Provincial Capitals Including Kunduz

Pakistani PM Pleads With Radicals To Stop Violent Anti-France Campaign

Seven Ethnic Hazaras Killed In Eastern Afghanistan

Afghan Judge Shot Dead In Jalalabad Ambush

Biden State Nominee Suggests Reviewing Taliban Deal

French Ex-PM Balladur On Trial Over 'Karachi Affair' Kickbacks

Afghan Forces Foil IS Plan To Assassinate Top U.S. Envoy

Afghan Troops, Police Abandon Nearly 200 Checkpoints To Taliban

Official Says Next Round Of Afghan Peace Talks To Take Place In Doha

Pakistan Signs $1.7 Billion Debt Relief Deal

Afghan Official Says Taliban Peace Will Help In Fighting IS

Islamabad Blocked Off Over Anti-France Protest

Muzarabani Stars As Zimbabwe Beat Pakistan In Super Over

Zimbabwe Squad Arrives In Pakistan Without Indian Coach

Zimbabwe's cricket squad arrived in Pakistan on October 20 minus their Indian coach, who had been advised to stay away from the rival South Asian nation.

Main Suspect In Court Over Pakistan Motorway Gang Rape

U.S. Hopeful For Afghan, Pakistan Side Agreement

Nearly 40 Nations Demand China Respect Uyghur Human Rights