But when the Taliban took over, many of Afghanistan’s most popular poets had to flee. They are now figuring out how to find inspiration in exile and are using poetry to channel their pain.

Afghan cartoonist, now a refugee, sheds light on plight of women. Sayed Muhammad Hussainy says it is his duty to help strengthen the voices of women living under the Taliban’s rule.

Afghan sister cyclists fly the flag of a fallen country at the Paris Olympics. Story by Paul MILLAR • 1w. F ariba and Yulduz Hashimi fled Kabul after the city once again fell to the Taliban in 2021.

Workers hand-print Taliban flags in a small workshop in Kabul's Jawid market, Afghanistan, Sunday, Sept. 12, 2021. The flag shop, tucked away in the courtyard of a Kabul market, has documented ...

Dozens of people gathered with Afghan flags and posters that read 'Stop killing Afghans' and 'Take in the refugees you created.' 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays. Watch Now.

Afghanistan compete under the black, red and green flag of the toppled republic at major games, as the International Olympic Committee does not recognise the black-and-white emblem of the ruling ...

A powerful artwork by Sara Rahmani, who fled Afghanistan four years ago, depicts the suffering endured by her compatriots in the wake of the Taliban’s takeover.

Men and women carried and wore the Afghan flag while setting off green and red flares in the streets. One poster read ‘stop the oppression of Afghan women’.

An Afghan flag flutters above the busy roundabout which marks the centre of Kunduz city. Pointing up to it, a policeman standing guard nearby tells me that whenever the Taliban have briefly ...

A powerful artwork by Sara Rahmani, who fled Afghanistan four years ago, depicts the suffering endured by her compatriots in the wake of the Taliban’s takeover.

A powerful artwork by Sara Rahmani, who fled Afghanistan four years ago, depicts the suffering endured by her compatriots in the wake of the Taliban’s takeover.