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IMAGES People board an Indian military flight from Afghanistan as evacuation flights from Kabul's airport restart after chaos the previous day in which huge crowds mobbed the tarmac following the Taliban's takeover of the country.

15,000 Americans Stranded In Afghanistan, Have To 'Beg' Taliban: McConnell

It is unclear how many of the 15,000 stranded Americans are located outside of Kabul.

Prince Harry Issues Statement Amid Taliban Takeover Of Afghanistan

Prince Harry's statement was published on the official Twitter page of Invictus Games Foundation on Tuesday.

Taliban Militants Enjoy Amusement Park Rides A Day After Capturing Kabul

Analysts say the Taliban is likely to not avoid making the error of overtly supporting Al-Qaeda after they were overthrown following the 9/11 attacks

In some regions, the Taliban used Islamic religious schools to recruit children aged 13 to 17.

US President Joe Biden defended his decision to pull US troops out of Afghanistan

US Spent $300 Million Per Day In Afghanistan-Taliban War

The United States government reportedly spent about $300 million per day in its 20-year-long war with the Taliban in Afghanistan.

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Taliban fighters are seen in Afghanistan's Laghman province -- the militants are effectively in power after the country's president Ashraf Ghani fled

Taliban Frees Al Qaeda Terrorists; Terror Outfit Could Reconstitute Soon: Top US General

The Taliban has reportedly released thousands of inmates from Afghan prisons, including al-Qaeda terrorists from a high-security prison.

The Taliban now control vast swathes of rural Afghanistan and are challenging government forces in several cities

In Afghanistan, The Us Again Gets To Choose How It Stops Fighting

Afghan government forces, armed and equipped with U.S. supplies – at least for the moment – will continue to fight the Taliban.

A US military helicopter is pictured flying above the US embassy in Kabul

[VIDEOS] Crowd Scales Kabul Airport Bridge In Desperate Bid To Escape Taliban

Heartbreaking videos on Twitter showed Afghans, including men, women and children, surging toward parked civilian planes at the airport, with hundreds struggling to climb aboard any available aircraft.

Gevers managed to access Trump's Twitter account twice, once using the password 'yourefired' and then the password 'maga2020!'

Trump Asks Biden To 'Resign In Disgrace'; Blames POTUS For Afghanistan, 'Border Catastrophe'

The Taliban took over the Afghan military and government Sunday.

US President Joe Biden speaks about Covid-19 vaccinations at the White House

Biden Sends 3,000 Troops To Afghanistan In Temporary Mission To Evacuate US Embassy

President Biden remains determined to leave Afghanistan by Aug. 31.

Afghanistan War: US Urges Americans To Flee Country As Taliban Tightens Grip

U.S. citizens have been advised to immediately leave Afghanistan.

Security has been at top level around the Capitol building since the January 6 riot when former president Donald Trump's supporters rampaged against what the Republican falsely claims was a stolen election

House Approves 8,000 Additional Visas For Afghans Who Helped US Military

The House of Representatives approved 8,000 additional visas for Afghans who helped the U.S. military by a vote of 407-16.

US soldiers patrol in front of an Afghan army base in August 2015 in eastern Nangarhar province

Why US Won’t Be Able To Shirk Moral Responsibility In Leaving Afghanistan

Even if the withdrawal entails taking ownership of some moral wrongs, the United States has an obligation to ensure that such wrong is minimized.

Fighting rages on Wednesday between Afghan security forces and Taliban fighters in the western city of Qala-i-Naw, the capital of Badghis province

Taliban Brutally Executes Afghan Commandos Who Surrendered, Video Shows

A horrifying video shows the moment surrendered Afghan special forces troops are shot to death by Taliban militia.

There is palpable fear that hard-fought women's rights will be lost in Afghanistan

Armed Afghan Women Demonstrate Against Taliban As Restrictions On Women Snap Back Into Place

The Taliban gains control over Afghanistan and armed women march in defiance.

In this file photo taken on February 22, 2020 Russian military vehicles patrol the M4 highway in the northeastern Syrian Hasakeh province on the border with Turkey

Russia Holds Military Drill In Tajikistan As Taliban Advance Threatens Central Asia Peace

The Russian military is holding drills as part of Moscow's commitment to helping its ally Tajikistan amid the border situation with Afghanistan.

Map of Afghanistan locating Shir Khan Bandar, the main border crossing with Tajikistan.

Afghan Collapse Looms? Tajikistan Mobilizes As Soldiers Flee Across Border From Taliban Advance

Tajikistan is seeking help from its allies as a rising number of Afghan soldiers are fleeing their country without fighting the Taliban.

US soldiers drive past Chinook helicopters in 2002, a year after the invasion of Afghanistan at Bagram Air Base, which has become a center of US military power after nearly two decades of war

As US Troops Left Bagram At Dead Of Night Without Telling Afghans, Looters Took Over

Looters took over the Bagram Air Base shortly after the US troops left the site Friday, before Afghan soldiers arrived to take the base back.

US President Joe Biden's administration is pressing to harmonize global corporate tax rates to discourage multinational firms from shifting profits

Top Republican Congressman Slams Joe Biden For Afghanistan Withdrawal

Republican Michael McCaul of the House Foreign Affairs Committee voiced his disapproval of President Biden's decision to remove most of the remaining U.S. troops in Afghanistan saying "a vacuum will be filled with terrorists, no one thought this was a good idea."