Taliban says women in Afghanistan won't be allowed to play sport, including cricket
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Afghan resistance urges int'l community not to recognise 'caretaker' govt
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Australia identified as 'transmission hotspot' for deadly avian malaria
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Britney Spears' father files petition to end conservatorship
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New govt to uphold Islamic rules and Sharia law: Akhundzada
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Taliban govt comprising single ethnic group will not last long
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Taliban leader Mullah Hasan Akhund to lead new Afghan govt
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Taliban plan to announce inclusive caretaker govt in Afghanistan
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Protests in Kabul against Pak dropping bombs in Panjshir
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Panjshir attack pits Iran against Pak's ISI, changes regional equations
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Pak Navy inducts spy plane to 'keep an eye' on Indian subs
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'Death to Pakistan' chants as Afghans rally in support of Massoud
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Afghan educational institutions following new gender format reopen
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Retail trade, services in EU severely hit by Covid
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New Covid cases in US up 316% from last Labor Day
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US Covid cases surpass 40 million
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Hurricane Ida: 13 dead in US' Louisiana
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UN underlines need for limiting global temperature rise
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Massoud calls for Afghan resurrection against Taliban
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Sri Lanka passes 'state of emergency' amid soaring food prices
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Afghanistan heads towards devastating economic and humanitarian crisis
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China's exports dipping sharply again; is the world's second largest economy in trouble?
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Taliban takeover doesn't end anti-Pakistan sentiments among Afghans
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Pakistanis happy on Taliban takeover while govt remains cautious
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Panjshir resistance refutes Taliban claim
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Taliban leader Mullah Hasan Akhund nominated as head of Afghanistan
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Libya frees late leader Gaddafi's son
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Taliban claims to 'fully capture' Panjshir
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Taliban to announce interim govt in Afghanistan
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Open to peace talks with Taliban, says Resistance Front leader
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Taliban kill female police officer in front of her relatives
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Taliban using US weaponry in Panjshir Valley
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3 people dead in Washington D.C. shooting
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ISI chief rushed to Kabul after clash between Baradar, Haqqani groups
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EU recommends member states restrict travel from US
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Protest in Kabul demanding women's rights turns violent
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4 Indian-origin people, 3 Nepalis killed in NY floods
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Aerial firing by Taliban claims as many as 70 lives
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Fresh fighting reported from Panjshir
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Ahmad Massoud says he'll never give up anti-Taliban resistance
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1st flight after US evacuation lands in Kabul
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Over 27,000 Texas students test Covid positive
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US sees spike in kids hospitalisations due to Delta variant
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Fierce fighting in Panjshir; both Taliban, Resistance claim 'upper hand'
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After US exit, Taliban declares China as its main partner in Afghanistan
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Household items going up for sale on roadsides in Afghanistan
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China eyes Afghan air bases, concerns for India
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Baradar to lead new Afghan govt, Mullah Omar's son in key role
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China is our main partner, we care very much about Silk Road: Taliban
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Storm-triggered rain, floods kill over 40 people in US
