AP

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.

Paris Rally Pledges Solidarity With Afghan Women

A rally in central Paris on September 5 voiced support for the plight of Afghanistan's women. An estimated 200 people, including expatriate Afghans and French supporters of aid groups, condemned the human rights violations reported from Afghanistan after the Taliban seized power in mid-August.

Taliban Militants Use Tear Gas, Fire Warning Shots As Women Demand Equal Rights

The Taliban used tear gas and warning shots to disperse a march for women's rights on September 4 in Kabul. A group of men were seen debating with the protesters before an armed unit cracked down on the march. Dozens of Afghan women have recently braved the Taliban's wrath by holding rallies.

Biden's Warning On Deadly Kabul Airport Attack: 'We Will Make You Pay'

Speaking from the White House on August 26, Biden said the Islamic State group's Afghanistan affiliate was to blame for suicide-bomb attacks at the Kabul airport that killed 13 American service members and dozens of Afghan civilians. (AP)

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.

Deadly Stampede At Kabul Airport As People Try To Flee

There were chaotic scenes at the evacuation center outside Kabul airport on August 21 as footage from British broadcaster Sky News showed soldiers covering the bodies of people crushed trying to flee the country. (Sky News via AP)

Desperate Crowds Swell At Kabul Airport

Tens of thousands of people are still waiting outside the airport in Kabul on August 21 hoping to be airlifted following U.S. President Joe Biden’s new pledge to help those who supported the U.S. campaign over the last 20 years. (Sky News via AP)

Deaths Reported As Afghans Unfurl Flags To Defy Taliban On Independence Day

In a symbolic challenge to Taliban rule, Afghans unfurled the black, red, and green national flag to mark their nation’s independence day on August 19. Several people were reportedly killed in the city of Asadabad when Taliban fighters fired on people waving the flag.

'I Cannot Believe Them': Afghan Women Skeptical Of Taliban's Promises

Kabul Residents Brace Themselves As Taliban Militants Enter Afghan Capital

Kabul residents were bracing themselves on August 15 amid reports that Taliban militants had entered the Afghan capital. Officials told Reuters the militants were coming in "from all sides" but there were no reports of fighting.

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

Pakistani Who Killed Boss For Blasphemy Gets Death Penalty

Biden On Afghanistan: Time To Bring Troops Home

U.S. President Joe Biden has reiterated his intention to end the U.S. war presence in Afghanistan. In a presidential address to Congress marking his first 100 days in office, Biden said on April 28: "After 20 years of valor and sacrifice, it is time to bring those troops home."

Pakistani Court Commutes Death Sentence After 23 Years

Pakistan, India Agree To Stop Firing In Kashmir

Three Climbers Missing On K2 Are Dead, Say Pakistani Officials

Angry Mob Targets Radio Station In Northern Afghanistan

Afghan Shi'ite Leader In Pakistan After Killings Of Miners

Pakistan Launches New Anti-Polio Drive Amid Tight Security

Afghan Police Say Roadside Bomb Kills Five In Kabul