The Pentagon has said IS numbers fewer than 1,000 in Afghanistan... READ MORE›
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis pressed top Pakistani leaders Monday to redouble efforts to go after insurgents operating in safe havens, the Pentagon said,... READ MORE›
Many of Afghanistan's more than 330,000-strong security forces come from villages much like Shemol, which is some 70 km about 44 miles from the provincial capital of Jalalabad... READ MORE›
Afghanistan's approximately 30 women's prisons have several hundred children accompanying their mothers. Here's the story of one of them... READ MORE›
Although Taliban-controlled areas begin within a 10-minute drive of the city, Kunduz... READ MORE›
While meeting with Uzbek Prime Minister Abdulla Aripov, Li said China will work with Uzbekistan to advance projects of production capacity cooperation and connectivity... READ MORE›
More than 50 percent of those with HIV in Iran are between 21 and 35, said Parvin Afsar Kazerouni, the head of the Health Ministry's AIDS department... READ MORE›
Theirs was the same team that was denied visas twice in the United States of America... READ MORE›
The report pointed out that the State Department has no staff in Pakistan for verifying satisfactory contractor performance or monitoring whether required reports were submitted... READ MORE›
Russia has a significant role in bringing the Taliban to the negotiating table, Afghan National Security Adviser Mohammad Haneef Atmar told reporters in Moscow on Thursday... READ MORE›
Georgia, one of the largest contributing nations to the 13,500-strong Resolute Support mission, has around 870 troops in Afghanistan, behind only Germany, Italy and the United States... READ MORE›
Established in 2002, the International Criminal Court is the world's first permanent court set up to prosecute war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide... READ MORE›
The U.S. State Department said in a statement that it was reviewing Bensouda's authorization request, but opposes the International Criminal Court's involvement in Afghanistan... READ MORE›
Three Afghan aid workers employed by Catholic Relief Services were gunned down and killed in central Afghanistan, officials said on Tuesday... READ MORE›
KUNDUZ, Afghanistan -- Rahimullah served in the Afghan Army for two years, deployed to the bloody front lines of the southern province of Helmand... READ MORE›
Broad-shouldered and heavily muscled, Lieutenant Pacha shouted at the suspect to halt, but instead the man started running... READ MORE›
In 2001, the last year of its rule, the Taliban outlawed opium cultivation, but they have since reversed course... READ MORE›
In June, a suicide bomber attacked a meeting of Jamiat-i-Islami leaders, including Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah... READ MORE›
The gathering was called to show support for a senior party member, Atta Mohammed Noor, a former militia leader and longtime governor of northern Balkh province... READ MORE›
All were seasoned Mi-17 pilots, mostly in their 30s and 40s, and they seemed confident in their ability to transfer their skills to the Black Hawks... READ MORE›
Credible reports that at least 10 civilians killed in Kunduz Afghanistan air strike 4 Nov, UNAMA initial findings show, it said... READ MORE›
Defiant Parwiz Sapy appeared calm and collected on Shamshad TV as he announced to viewers on Tuesday The attack has ended... READ MORE›
Credible reports that at least 10 civilians killed in Kunduz Afghanistan air strike 4 Nov, UNAMA initial findings show, it said... READ MORE›
It was the first major attack on an Afghan media organisation since the Taliban were ousted from power in 2001... READ MORE›
At least one security guard was killed as fighters stormed a private television station in the Afghan capital, Kabul... READ MORE›
Last year seven members of staff from the private Tolo television station were killed in a Taliban suicide bombing in Kabul... READ MORE›
KABUL - A Pakistani employee of the Pakistan Consulate was shot and killed in the eastern Nangarhar province on Sunday, an Afghan official said... READ MORE›
A US soldier was killed on Saturday after sustaining injuries on an operation in Logar in the eastern part of the country, the US military said... READ MORE›
Use of social media and mobile instant messaging services has exploded in Afghanistan over recent years... READ MORE›
The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court is to seek approval to open a formal investigation into allegations of war crimes in Afghanistan... READ MORE›
A 2011 paper from Harvard Kennedy School professor Linda Bilmes estimated the cost of veterans' benefits as 600 billion to 1 trillion over the next 40 years... READ MORE›
A North American family of five are released from Afghan Taliban captivity by Pakistani troops... READ MORE›
She also established the Louis and Nancy Hatch Dupree Foundation, which promotes the history and culture of Afghanistan... READ MORE›
Former hostage Joshua Boyle says Haqqani network killed his infant daughter and raped his wife while in captivity... READ MORE›
I've personally written to several of the most senior government officials in Afghanistan, those with great power over the execution of your brothers, Patrick Boyle says... READ MORE›
US forces are equally killing civilians, just like the Taliban, he said... READ MORE›
He said, 'I'm going to write you a check out of my personal account for 25,000,' and I was just floored, Baldridge told the paper... READ MORE›
Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai says ISIS is tool of the US in Afghanistan, used to destabilize whole region... READ MORE›
U.S. officials have long accused Pakistan of ignoring groups like the Haqqani network, which was holding the family... READ MORE›
Afghanistan has struggled to combat offensives by Taliban fighters in the country since the withdrawal of US-led NATO troops at the end of 2014... READ MORE›
Louis Dupree died of cancer in 1989, the year the Soviets pulled out of Afghanistan, but Nancy carried on their research, writing and collecting efforts... READ MORE›
Why did Boyle and Coleman, seven months pregnant, decide to go to Kabul?... READ MORE›
Ghani said his government remains open to talks with the Taliban as well as a peace strategy involving Pakistan... READ MORE›
The patriarch of the Khadr family was killed in 2003, along with al-Qaeda and Taliban members, in a shootout with Pakistani security forces near the Afghanistan border... READ MORE›
In June, Gardez' police headquarters was attacked by Taliban fighters, killing at least five officers... READ MORE›
Coleman and Boyle were abducted in October 2012 while traveling in a remote area of Afghanistan outside Kabul... READ MORE›
A suicide car bomber and gunmen attacked a provincial Afghan police headquarters on Tuesday, killing at least six people and wounding 30, officials said... READ MORE›
Some 60 people have been killed in two separate attacks on mosques in Afghanistan, officials say... READ MORE›
The resurgent Taliban are at the peak of their summer fighting season and have been ramping up their campaign against government forces... READ MORE›
Images show him meeting President Ashraf Ghani in a windowless room at Bagram Airfield, under a US military clock and a red fire alarm... READ MORE›
The release also could help ease tensions between the United States and Pakistan over efforts against the Taliban and other militant groups along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border... READ MORE›
Taliban militants struck government targets in many provinces of Afghanistan on Tuesday, killing at least 69 people, including a senior police commander, and wounding scores of others... READ MORE›
As the Afghan military attempts to push back Taliban fighters, an air strike has killed 10 security personnel in Helmand province, according to an official... READ MORE›
At least 43 Afghan soldiers have been killed after two suicide bombers in Humvee trucks targeted a military base in the southern province of Kandahar... READ MORE›
John W. Nicholson, the commander of American and NATO forces in Afghanistan... READ MORE›
Taliban spokesman Qari Yusouf Ahmadi said the Taliban captured Maroof for a few hours and after removing weapons and other items left the district... READ MORE›
Attackers have targeted a Shia mosque in the Afghan capital, Kabul, in what officials say is an ongoing incident... READ MORE›
BAMIAN, Afghanistan -- The two hotels are separated by a 400-yard stretch of asphalt road, but they seem worlds apart... READ MORE›
Mr Ghani is full of praise for US President Donald Trump, who finally announced last month that his government was ready to stay in Afghanistan indefinitely... READ MORE›
When the idea of creating the Afghan National Security Forces ANSF came up, it was a rapid building up of the army... READ MORE›
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