United States Has No Illusion About Taliban: National Security Adviser
US President Joe Biden is not considering speaking to the representatives of the Taliban’s leadership, said Jake Sullivan.
South Asia
United Nations Urges Afghanistan’s Neighbors To Keep Borders Open For Potential Refugees
The UN Refugee Agency is calling upon countries neighboring Afghanistan to accept refugees as the situation remains precarious.
Taliban Not Allowing Food To Get Into North-Eastern Afghanistan: Afghanistan’s President
Amrullah Saleh has highlighted the dire “humanitarian situation” in the Andarab valley of the northern Baghlan province.
US State Department Are In Discussions With Taliban On Future Control Of Kabul Airport
Many countries have evacuated their citizens and diplomatic personnel from Afghanistan due to precarious security.
US Aims To Complete Evacuation From Afghanistan By Aug. 31
The last day of August was declared a deadline by the Taliban for the US troops to leave the country.
Leave Afghanistan By Aug. 31: Taliban Hands Ultimatum To United States
The United States has facilitated the evacuation of around 70,700 people, according to the White House.
Indian Supreme Court Holds Off Bharti Airtel’s AGR Dues To The Government For Three Weeks
Bharti Airtel had more than $1.74 billion in dues payable to the government for a spectrum it bought from now-bankrupt Videocon.
Indian Carmaker Maruti Suzuki Fined $26.97 Million For Restricting Discounts By Dealers
Maruti Suzuki hired agencies to snitch on its own dealers offering discretionary discounts.
India Working On A Standalone Pan-Corona Vaccine
The government is working out a modification in the vaccine that works across variants and strains.