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'Visibly petrified': Taliban's chilling appearance on live TV
'This is what a political debate now looks like on Afghan TV,' BBC journalist says.
'This is what a political debate now looks like on Afghan TV,' BBC journalist says.
New York Times: They clambered onto evacuations planes. Now they fear what comes next.
Kabul has been hit with a "large" rocket blast with a child reportedly killed.
New York Times: Increasing reports of detentions, disappearances and even executions.
The strike targeted Isis bombers bound for Kabul airport, US military says.
Farthing chartered a plane to rescue the animals, placing them above the lives of locals.
His plea helped give desperate Afghans a safer future.
Last photos of US Marine before her death in Kabul showed her 'doing what she loved'.
The US plans to keep its round-the-clock flights going until the deadline.
Herald senior journalist Kurt Bayer reports on a 'digital Dunkirk'.
President Joe Biden vowed yesterday to hunt down perpetrators of the attack.
Fierce criticism threatens to make the president a political liability for the Democrats.
American commanders also updated President Biden on 'plans to develop ISIS-K targets'.
Bombings near Kabul's international airport killed at least 95 Afghans and 13 US troops.
New York Times: Double-suicide bombing demonstrates they still remain a threat.
Former US President Donald Trump says the Biden administration had "botched the plan".
Source says none of the group of 37 Afghan civilians who helped NZ in Bamiyan got out.
Bombs at Kabul airport kill 60 Afghan civilians and 12 US troops.
The New Zealand Defence Force says all of its personnel are safe.
Several US Marines confirmed dead as explosions and gunfire break out in Afghan capital.
Terror threats as overnight NZDF makes second successful evacuation flight.
Government cites "rapidly deteriorating situation".
New York Times: They served as private security guards. Now, they can't get home.
Resettled interpreters have been pleading their cases for family for up to four years.
Group including elderly woman in wheelchair gets over sewage-filled canal to NZ soldiers.
Taliban spokesman urges women to stay home until security is reimposed.
New York Times: Uncertainty reigns as Kabul residents struggle to make ends meet.
The accommodation website will offer housing urgently needed for evacuees.
US President resists pressure to extend the deadline to allow more people to be extracted.
Sir John Key and Helen Clark sceptical of Taliban claims.