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UK defence secretary says 'not good enough' that documents identifying Afghan staff and job applicants were left behind.

Bombing claimed by ISIL affiliate around Kabul’s airport killed at least 110 people and wounded more than 100 others.

Powell said that a decision to taper off asset purchases doesn't mean the Fed will simultaneously raise interest rates.

Shia scholar says political leaders had written to him with a 'charter for reform' to rid Iraq of corruption.

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Sayed Sadaat's story has gained particular prominence with the chaos unfolding at home.

Following Black Lives Matter protests last year, British central bank had said it would review its art collection.

The personal consumption expenditures price gauge climbed 0.4 percent from a month earlier, data showed on Friday.

Oil markets faltered earlier in August as the resurgent pandemic threatened demand, but prices have since recovered.

Six of the pupils died in captivity and another 15 escaped in June after more than 130 were captured by 'bandits'.

Decision is the latest blow to the Biden administration, which sought to extend a moratorium on home evictions.

Researchers examined data on 29 million people in England, where concerns over the safety of vaccines have risen.

Iraqis who worked with the Americans are now more worried than ever about their fate as the US leaves.

Barnier, 70, a former French foreign minister, could attract support from the pro-European, centre-right electorate.

Popularity of the digital currency has grown in Cuba, in part because of restrictions on remittances from the US.

Major-General Abbas Ibrahim says the collapse of state institutions threatens to undermine the stability of the country.

The fire broke out inside a chemical factory in Mehran Town, a congested Karachi neighbourhood.

Erdogan says discussions under way as Turkey decides on a Taliban request to help run Kabul's airport.

Iran's new President Ebrahim Raisi has been invited to the Baghdad meeting, but it is not clear if he will attend.

UN says over 18 million people require aid and half of all children under five suffer acute malnutrition in Afghanistan.

Taliban sources tell Al Jazeera the government will include leaders from all ethnicities and tribal backgrounds.

Official tells Politico news site names reportedly given to the group could serve as a 'kill list' for the Taliban.

Antonio Guterres tells the UN Security Council the conflict in Tigray is threatening the country's social fabric.

Critics of the hasty exit from Afghanistan warn about long-term implications for the United States and its partners.

ISIL-K has claimed responsibility for the deadly attacks outside Kabul airport. Here's what we know about this group.

Coordinated blasts rip through crowds at Afghanistan's Kabul airport as nations race to airlift people before deadline.

Kerala and Maharashtra asked to consider the curbs as country reports over 40,000 new infections for two days in a row.

Twenty years on, 9/11 continues to shape American spaces.

Many international NGOs are accused of abandoning their staff as thousands of Afghans try to flee.

A list of some of the deadliest days for US Army after explosions at Kabul airport kill at least 13 American soldiers.

Death toll hits 110, including 13 US soldiers killed in attack by ISIL affiliate at Kabul airport.

In visits to Singapore and Vietnam, Kamala Harris charged China with bullying its neighbours in the region.

US president confirms that bombings near airport were carried out by ISIL affiliate.

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett visits the United States on his first official trip abroad.

At least 85 people killed in bomb blasts outside Kabul airport in attack claimed by ISIL.

Lawyer for Boubeye Maiga says he was arrested for his role in purchase of presidential plane.

Initial unemployment claims in regular state programmes stood at 353,000 during the week ended August 21.

Bomb detonated at airport gate where US Marines were screening Afghan civilians, general says.

At least 60 admitted to hospital after blasts at a military facility storing engineering-purpose explosives.

EHRC says rebel group killed 150 people in Oromia region last week, and 60 others were killed in reprisal attacks.

The suit alleges Trump incited the Capitol attack and that he conspired to prevent the certification of the election.

A meeting between Naftali Bennett and Joe Biden was moved to Friday amid turmoil in Afghanistan.

'Their security is awful,' John Binns said of T-Mobile as he discussed hacking the personal details of 50 million users.

Corrosion was obvious and documented prior to the 12-storey building's sudden collapse, which killed 98.

Africa CDC head says less than 3 percent of continent's population have been vaccinated and blames vaccine inequality.

Taliban official says at least 13 people were killed and several others wounded in the blasts in the Afghan capital.

Judge: Sidney Powell, Lin Wood and other lawyers should have checked the former president's false voter fraud claims.

The Max was grounded more than two years ago following crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia that killed 346 people.

Athens employs surveillance tech and fortifies borders as chaos grips Kabul.

Taliban official says children among the dead, several other people wounded in explosions in Afghan capital.