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Reporter’s Diary: The year the Taliban returned - The New Humanitarian puts quality, independent journalism at the service of the millions of people affected by humanitarian crises around the world

KABUL (Pajhwok): The Meteorological Department has predicted rain, lightning and floods in 19 provinces of the country today and tomorrow and temporary strong winds in

Members of Afghanistan’s de facto leadership marked the anniversary of retaking power with pedalo rides in a national park

One year on since the shift in power in Afghanistan, economic collapse has sent the population spiraling towards a hunger crisis rooted in policies that have brutally punished everyday citizens. IRC warns that if Afghanistan continues on this trajectory, the current crisis could kill far more Afghans than the past 20 years of war.

Islamabad - An attack by militants in Pakistan's volatile southwestern Baluchistan province left two soldiers dead and six wounded, the military said

Officer sustains injuries as militants storm check post; Panjgur DC house comes under grenade attack.

Feature: U.S. shadow still hangs over Afghanistan, one year on-

Its been exactly a year since the West pulled out of the country and the Taliban took over.

The Taliban toppled the Western-backed Afghan government and seized power one year ago. Since then, the militant group has solidified its grip on power and crushed domestic opposition to its harsh rule. Experts say the biggest threat to the Taliban comes from within as internal divisions intensify.

The United Nations says that nearly half of the country faces acute hunger. According to a May report by th...