The Latest: Italy's premier vows to protect Afghans' rights

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : Maas added that, "we have already told the United Nations that we are ready to help with the humanitarian care of these people in neighboring countries -- however, eventually we will need to have a common European approach for that."
49% : GENEVA -- The United Nations is urging the Taliban to keep its "promises," including its pledges to grant an amnesty to former government workers in Afghanistan, show inclusiveness for women and allow girls to remain in school.
44% : COPENHAGEN, Denmark -- Denmark is giving 100 million kroner ($16 million) for Afghanistan to be channeled through the Red Cross and the United Nations as "the situation is expected to worsen in the near future."
40% : The European Union is suspending payments of development assistance to Afghanistan now that it has fallen to the Taliban but is weighing whether to boost humanitarian aid to the conflict-ravaged country.

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