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Afghanistan’s women fear the worst as Taliban advance sows alarm and terror

  • Since 2001 women have held key positions in institutions, run for the presidency and served as ambassadors
  • Educated women fearful of losing their freedoms and rights as ultraconservative Pashtun group eyes power
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Special US brings B-52 bombers back into action as Taliban sweep across Afghanistan

US brings B-52 bombers back into action as Taliban sweep across Afghanistan

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Special A photo showing Kandahar comic Khasha's corpse after he was killed at the hands of Taliban members. (Social media) photos

Taliban’s brutal killing of comic actor Khasha sparks fear and loathing in Afghanistan

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Special Surge in fighting hampers drive against COVID-19 in Afghanistan

Surge in fighting hampers drive against COVID-19 in Afghanistan

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Special Taliban vow to allow probe of alleged abuses in southern Afghan district

Taliban vow to allow probe of alleged abuses in southern Afghan district

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Special Anti-Taliban militants in Balkh region of Afghanistan. Since the drawdown of US-led troops from Afghanistan began, the Taliban have overrun several districts. (AFP)

Top Taliban leader favors political solution for Afghanistan

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Special Afghanistan recalls diplomats from Pakistan over ‘abduction’ of envoy’s daughter

Afghanistan recalls diplomats from Pakistan over ‘abduction’ of envoy’s daughter

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Special Candles are placed by journalists next to the portrait of Reuters photojournalist Danish Siddiqui as a tribute in Kolkata on Friday. (AFP)

Taliban fighters claim capture of key provincial capital in north Afghanistan

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Special Home truths: Young Afghans mull migration as Taliban gains ground

Home truths: Young Afghans mull migration as Taliban gains ground

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Special Taliban warns Turkey against keeping troops to guard Kabul airport

Taliban warns Turkey against keeping troops to guard Kabul airport

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India pulls out staff from Kandahar consulate as Taliban widen control video

India pulls out staff from Kandahar consulate as Taliban widen control

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Special Taliban capture key Afghan border crossings with Iran, Turkmenistan

Taliban capture key Afghan border crossings with Iran, Turkmenistan

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Special Ancient Afghan city awaits spot on UNESCO list

Ancient Afghan city awaits spot on UNESCO list

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