
With Afghan collapse, Moscow takes charge in Central Asia
New York Times: Pakistan, China and Russia gained broad influence in security matters.
New York Times: Pakistan, China and Russia gained broad influence in security matters.
Opinion: It is government's responsibility to help those who once helped our efforts.
US President's decision to get out of Afghanistan put an end to Europe's adulation of him.
UN document reveals Taliban fighters are threatening to take family members hostage.
US officials estimate that as many as 10,000 Americans remain in Afghanistan.
The jihadi group has promised to uphold women's rights.
NZ will not accept more Afghan refugees following a meeting of immigration ministers.
One person was killed, fuelling fears of further tyranny from the militants.
NZDF would not confirm whether any special forces operatives were on board.
Unhappy museum officials have objected and sought changes to the film.
Charlotte Bellis is a NZ-born journalist who has been reporting on the ground from Kabul.
New York Times: Afghan women try to assess what will befall them as Taliban take control.
"I am shocked the NZ Government will not help me," says interpreter fearing for his life.
It appears Afghanistan's new rulers plan not to disrupt the evacuation.
Chilling predictions the Taliban could soon be set to come into even more money.
Female judges are receiving calls from the Taliban threatening 'where will you hide now?'
New York Times: A look at the origin story of the Taliban and their record as rulers.
'We have a very chaotic, dangerous and complex situation,' German defence minister said.
Dad of first Kiwi soldier killed in Afghanistan has a message for those who served there.
New York Times: Critics blame ex-PM for chaos in Kabul, saying he betrayed his people.
They grabbed not only political power but also US-supplied firepower.
Extraction priority will be for the locals who assisted NZ's Defence Force: PM
The now viral image is being seen as a sign of the despair felt by Afghan people.
But he's proud of New Zealand's contribution to the war in Afghanistan.
The Taliban captured all major cities in Afghanistan in a matter of days.
"I've bitten off more than I can chew and something has not gone to plan"
US will not enter 'third decade' of war that has spanned four American presidencies.
US President draws criticism for waiting so long to address the nation.
Telegraph: Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar is the negotiator due to fly to Kabul to take power.
Refugee Mohammed Bilal Bashir fears how people will be treated by the Taliban.