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Female cabin crew grounded as Taliban-run carrier eyes new flights
Female cabin crew and employees fear their livelihoods and travel freedoms are over.
Female cabin crew and employees fear their livelihoods and travel freedoms are over.
Images on social media show militants on a lake as restrictions on females continue.
Women's affairs ministry is now the ministry for 'Prevention of Vice'.
Former cricketer Glenn Turner says "I was hoping it [the tour] wouldn't happen".
The Pentagon earlier said the strike had targeted an ISIS militant.
New York Times: Rural Afghanistan sees drop in violence after 20 years of fighting.
"We now call on you to do more".
The prison was notorious for its abuse, torture, and severe overcrowding.
Cabinet to go over proposals next week, Herald understands.
OPINION: Stephen Hoadley asks what has been learned and where do we go from here.
A woman who protested against the Taliban's brutal regime was killed just two days later.
By the time the US withdrew in 2011, tens of thousands of Iraqi civilians were dead.
"They told us that if you do not attend, you will be expelled from university."
During the first Taliban administration, women weren't allowed to attend university.
New York Times: We thought we knew what had been lost on 9/11. We had no idea.
Taliban flag-raising marks the official start of the work of the new government.
US presidents stood side by side sharing a moment of silence to mark the 9/11 anniversary.
Victims' relatives and four US presidents paid their respects at Ground Zero.
At-risk Afghans are still stranded in their homeland with the Taliban now in charge.
9/11 meant a chance to reshape the post-Cold War world. The US squandered it.
Joe Biden has seen his popularity plummet as Covid-19 Delta fills intensive care units.
National's foreign affairs spokesman Gerry Brownlee asks why NZ was not invited.
Journalist tells of meeting with a veteran fighter on the locked-down streets of Kandahar.
New York Times: Aid groups are being tested as never before.
Twenty years on from 9/11, what have we in the West learned?
Graphic images of Taliban attacks on journalists in Afghanistan have been shared.
Interior minister Sirajuddin Haqqani is on the FBI's most-wanted list with a $5m bounty.
Editorial: Bush's 'war on terror' was an open-end escalation framed in religious rhetoric.
Service has always been a significant part of Marianne Elliott's life.
Banu Negar was murdered after militants stormed her home.