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These cars have always been there for people

Guterres called the two days of talks in Doha as the United Nations

Officers shot the bomber near a security checkpoint

The Taliban administration has allowed girls to study individually

'We were depressed because we were denied an education,' says 16-year-old Farah

A pilot plan will begin to convert bases in Kabul and in Balkh province

Diplomats relocated to Pakistan amid fear of terror attack

'We will support any item which can help us for self-sufficiency,' says acting commerce minister

Interior ministry spokesman says investigations are under way

Directives issued as protests continue over an earlier ban on girls' university education

Global condemnation on ban due to female students 'not adhering to Islamic dress code'

Pakistan’s embassy in Kabul came under attack on December 2

Explosion on Shahr-e-naw, one of Kabul's main commercial areas

Afghan govt says alleged attacker in custody, had ties to Islamic State

Group claims the attack was carried out by two of its members armed with 'medium and sniper weapons'

One security personnel injured in attack targeting head of diplomatic mission in Afghanistan

TTP agreed to a ceasefire in June but they have continued attacks against security personnel

UN rights office spokesman urges de facto authorities to respect women's rights

'Girls & young women were the main victims,' says UN mission

‘Education is our right, genocide is a crime,’ chant protesters

Kabul police have so far said that 20 people were killed and 27 others wounded

Students were preparing for an exam when it happened, says police spokesman Khalid Zadran

Hospital says its received 14 victims, including four bodies

Bashar Noorzai is the second Afghan inmate released by the United States in recent months

Russia one of few countries to have maintained an embassy in Kabul after Taliban takeover a year ago

At least 23 others injured in explosion during Friday prayers

Despite the crisis, many Afghans were glad that Taliban left after 20 years of war

Rains lash several areas of the province, injuring more than 30 people

Some women protesters who took refuge in nearby shops were chased and beaten by Taliban fighters with their rifle butts