Putin criticized the US and Europe on Sunday for placing Afghan evacuees in Central Asian countries while processing their visas.  Putin said he was concerned Afghan "militants showing up here under cover of refugees" might enter Russia It was reported earlier this month that the US was in talks with countries to temporarily house Afghan refugees.

The death of Babuji the bull has sent an entire Indian village into days of mourning. Around 3,000 villagers held a grand death feast for Babuji on Saturday, as well as funeral rites and social ceremonies, reported The Times of India. Babuji was considered by some in the village to be the incarnaton of a Hindu guardian deity called Nandi.

Some of Google’s top questions about the crisis in Afghanistan include who the Taliban is and why the US was involved in the first place. To make sense of the rapidly unfolding situation, here are answers to the most-asked questions, from how women's rights will be impacted, to where the refugees are going, to how you can help.

Since the dramatic images of the sudden Taliban capture of Kabul confirmed its victory in Afghanistan this week, people hungry for an explanation of the fast-moving and complex situation have been turning to the Google search engine for answers.

For example, searches for "who leads the Taliban" shot up by 3500% compared to 12 months ago, according to Google Trends data. 

To make sense of the rapidly unfolding situation, here is an explainer to the most-asked questions, from how women's rights will be impacted, to where the refugees are going, to how you can help.

 

Since the dramatic images of the sudden Taliban capture of Kabul confirmed its victory in Afghanistan this week, people hungry for an explanation of the fast-moving and complex situation have been turning to the Google search engine for answers.

For example, searches for "who leads the Taliban" shot up by 3500% compared to 12 months ago, according to Google Trends data. 

To make sense of the rapidly unfolding situation, here is an explainer to the most-asked questions, from how women's rights will be impacted, to where the refugees are going, to how you can help.

 

Since the dramatic images of the sudden Taliban capture of Kabul confirmed its victory in Afghanistan this week, people hungry for an explanation of the fast-moving and complex situation have been turning to the Google search engine for answers.

For example, searches for "who leads the Taliban" shot up by 3500% compared to 12 months ago, according to Google Trends data. 

To make sense of the rapidly unfolding situation, here is an explainer to the most-asked questions, from how women's rights will be impacted, to where the refugees are going, to how you can help.

 

Since the dramatic images of the sudden Taliban capture of Kabul confirmed its victory in Afghanistan this week, people hungry for an explanation of the fast-moving and complex situation have been turning to the Google search engine for answers.

For example, searches for "who leads the Taliban" shot up by 3500% compared to 12 months ago, according to Google Trends data. 

To make sense of the rapidly unfolding situation, here is an explainer to the most-asked questions, from how women's rights will be impacted, to where the refugees are going, to how you can help.

 

Since the dramatic images of the sudden Taliban capture of Kabul confirmed its victory in Afghanistan this week, people hungry for an explanation of the fast-moving and complex situation have been turning to the Google search engine for answers.

For example, searches for "who leads the Taliban" shot up by 3500% compared to 12 months ago, according to Google Trends data. 

To make sense of the rapidly unfolding situation, here is an explainer to the most-asked questions, from how women's rights will be impacted, to where the refugees are going, to how you can help.

 

Since the dramatic images of the sudden Taliban capture of Kabul confirmed its victory in Afghanistan this week, people hungry for an explanation of the fast-moving and complex situation have been turning to the Google search engine for answers.

For example, searches for "who leads the Taliban" shot up by 3500% compared to 12 months ago, according to Google Trends data. 

To make sense of the rapidly unfolding situation, here is an explainer to the most-asked questions, from how women's rights will be impacted, to where the refugees are going, to how you can help.

 

Since the dramatic images of the sudden Taliban capture of Kabul confirmed its victory in Afghanistan this week, people hungry for an explanation of the fast-moving and complex situation have been turning to the Google search engine for answers.

For example, searches for "who leads the Taliban" shot up by 3500% compared to 12 months ago, according to Google Trends data. 

To make sense of the rapidly unfolding situation, here is an explainer to the most-asked questions, from how women's rights will be impacted, to where the refugees are going, to how you can help.

 

Since the dramatic images of the sudden Taliban capture of Kabul confirmed its victory in Afghanistan this week, people hungry for an explanation of the fast-moving and complex situation have been turning to the Google search engine for answers.

For example, searches for "who leads the Taliban" shot up by 3500% compared to 12 months ago, according to Google Trends data. 

To make sense of the rapidly unfolding situation, here is an explainer to the most-asked questions, from how women's rights will be impacted, to where the refugees are going, to how you can help.

 

Since the dramatic images of the sudden Taliban capture of Kabul confirmed its victory in Afghanistan this week, people hungry for an explanation of the fast-moving and complex situation have been turning to the Google search engine for answers.

For example, searches for "who leads the Taliban" shot up by 3500% compared to 12 months ago, according to Google Trends data. 

To make sense of the rapidly unfolding situation, here is an explainer to the most-asked questions, from how women's rights will be impacted, to where the refugees are going, to how you can help.

 

Since the dramatic images of the sudden Taliban capture of Kabul confirmed its victory in Afghanistan this week, people hungry for an explanation of the fast-moving and complex situation have been turning to the Google search engine for answers.

For example, searches for "who leads the Taliban" shot up by 3500% compared to 12 months ago, according to Google Trends data. 

To make sense of the rapidly unfolding situation, here is an explainer to the most-asked questions, from how women's rights will be impacted, to where the refugees are going, to how you can help.

 

Rep. Adam Kinzinger slammed Trump and Pompeo for their negotiations with the Taliban last year. "They set this up to fail," Kinzinger told CNN. Kinzinger also blamed Biden over the current failure in Afghanistan.

President Biden on Tuesday will meet with G7 leaders to discuss the Afghanistan withdrawal. During the conversation, the leaders will discuss ways to evacuate allies and vulnerable citizens. French President Emmanuel Macron reportedly told Biden that NATO has a "moral responsibility" to help Afghan allies leave the country.

Israel is set to begin a national coronavirus antibody survey of children between the ages of 3 and 12. The effort is an attempt to measure the extent to which COVID-19 has spread undetected among kids. The news comes as the Israeli campaign to distribute third COVID-19 booster shots speeds up.

Several people have died at Kabul airport as desperate Afghans try to flee the country. Witnesses described seeing people being killed in the crush in scorching temperatures at Kabul airport. One mother told The New York Times she saw her two-year-old child being trampled to death.

Since the dramatic images of the sudden Taliban capture of Kabul confirmed its victory in Afghanistan this week, people hungry for an explanation of the fast-moving and complex situation have been turning to the Google search engine for answers.

For example, searches for "who leads the Taliban" shot up by 3500% compared to 12 months ago, according to Google Trends data. 

To make sense of the rapidly unfolding situation, here is an explainer to the most-asked questions, from how women's rights will be impacted, to where the refugees are going, to how you can help.