India is cautiously normalising relations with the Taliban, reopening trade routes and issuing visas to Afghan nationals ...

In a meeting last month in Beijing, Afghanistan and Pakistan agreed to reinstate diplomatic ties after years of deteriorating ...

However, this development should not be viewed in isolation. New Delhi’s recent warming of relations with the Taliban may be ...

Opening up to the Taliban is tough for New Delhi, which backed Afghanistan's democratic state. Many here resent West for ...

Since retaking power, the Taliban has banned certain music, barred women from parks, and now outlawed chess. Authoritarians ...

We must acknowledge that the Taliban’s extremism, corruption, and brutality pose a global security threat with far-reaching ...

India is moving cautiously to engage with the Taliban, a group it once shunned. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...

Pakistan’s military says its security forces have killed 14 Pakistani Taliban in a raid in the country’s northwest ...

The militant group’s reintegration into regional politics was inevitable. New Delhi’s move should be welcomed by the West.

Taliban government to follow Pakistan’s move to designate ambassador to Kabul as tensions between the two nations ease.

The US travel ban on Afghanistan exempts Special Immigrant Visa holders, green card residents, dual nationals, and close ...

More than 135,000 Afghans left the country in April, followed by 67,000 in May, and more than 3,000 in just the first two ...