Live updates: Chaotic scenes at Kabul airport amid scramble to flee Taliban control The United States has secured the airport's perimeter, and the American military presence will soon swell to 6,000 troops — all of whom have the sole mission of ensuring U.S.
Quake injured wait for help as new disaster overwhelms Haiti Many of the Haitians injured during a powerful earthquake over the weekend are lying in the open, under burning heat, waiting for help as hospitals overflow with patients
India's harsh anti-terror law comes under rare scrutiny India’s harsh anti-terror law is coming under rare scrutiny
Afghans Storm Kabul’s Airport in Desperate Bid to Escape The U.S. military took charge of security over part of the airport’s civilian side as thousands rushed the tarmac. Some hung from jets even as they taxied down the runway.Struggling to cross the Kabul airport’s boundary wall on Monday in hopes of fleeing Afghanistan.
Taliban Take Over Afghan Presidential Palace After a peaceful overtaking of the palace in Kabul, the insurgents said they would use the building to announce the restoration of an Islamic emirate.Taliban fighters taking control of the Afghan presidential palace after the Afghan President Ashraf Ghani fled the country, in Kabul on Sunday.
Taliban-bred terrorism will spread to US, Rep. Mike Waltz says: 'Shameful and humiliating' Terrorism bred in Afghanistan under the Taliban "will spread and it will follow us home," Rep. Mike Waltz, R-Fla., told Fox News in an interview Sunday night.
Greece wildfires: New blaze breaks out southeast of Athens Greek authorities have deployed dozens of firefighters, as well as six water-dropping planes and four aircraft to a wildfire that has broken out in the Keratea region southeast of Athens
Nearly a million Israelis have got their THIRD Covid-19 dose as WHO reiterates call for moratorium on such booster shots Israel has already administered a third vaccine dose to almost a million people, its health ministry has said, amid calls by the World Health Organization to delay such booster shots until poorer countries get their first jabs.
Spain interior minister: child migrants 'wanted to go home' Spain’s interior minister says that unaccompanied child migrants being sent back to Morocco in groups of 15 at a time wanted to go home
Australia’s Coronavirus Outbreak Hits Aboriginal Communities With the Delta variant spreading, only 15 percent of Indigenous people over the age of 16 have been fully inoculated, well behind the national level, according to officials.Waiting for vaccinations in Sydney, Australia, on Monday.
Bolsonaro worked to shake Brazil’s faith in vaccines. But even his supporters are racing to get their shots. A country at odds over nearly everything has found common ground.
Three Killed at Kabul Airport Amid Scramble to Flee Taliban Gunfire erupted at the passenger terminal of Kabul’s international airport, where thousands of Afghans who fear for their lives after the Taliban takeover have converged in hopes of getting an evacuation flight.
Afghans fall to their deaths after clinging to plane in desperate bid to escape Taliban WARNING - DISTRESSING VIDEO: Footage appears to show people plunging from a US military plane as it takes off from Kabul's airport, where desperate Afghans are trying to board flights to escape the Taliban
UNVERIFIED VIDEO: Afghans reportedly plunge to their deaths after trying to cling to US military plane taking off from Kabul Several people have allegedly been killed after attempting to hold on to a plane ferrying evacuees out of Afghanistan’s capital, as chaotic scenes at the city’s airport have led to reports of casualties, multiple sources claim.
In Australia, Melbourne extends lockdown, reimposes curfew and new measures to curb Covid cases The premier for Australia’s Victoria has announced that the state’s capital city, Melbourne, will be subject to an extended lockdown alongside a night-time curfew and tougher new measures as Covid cases show no signs of abating.
Death toll in floods that hit northern Turkey climbs to 70 Rescuers have recovered more bodies from the site of severe flooding that devastated a town in northern Turkey, bringing the death toll to 70
EU coordinating evacuation of Afghan staff as chaos grips Kabul The European Union has said it is working to evacuate Afghan staff and their families from Taliban-controlled Afghanistan and find suitable places to relocate them amid concerns for their safety under the new regime.
Florida School Board Defies Gov. DeSantis's Masking Ban After Broward County officials voted to impose a mandate on face coverings, Gov. Ron DeSantis threatened to revoke their pay.Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida in Pensacola last year.
Boy, 6, who survived Italy cable car crash that killed parents at centre of custody battle Eitan Biran was the only survivor of the crash in the Alps earlier this year. His younger brother, mother, father and great-grandparents were five of the 13 that died