Afghan Taliban say kidnapped US professor is seriously ill... READ MORE›
In a press statement, the American University of Afghanistan urged the Taliban to release their two teachers immediately... READ MORE›
The video showed for the first time the two sons of Canadian Joshua Boyle and Caitlan Coleman, a U.S. citizen... READ MORE›
Nearly five years after they were captured in Afghanistan, a North American family have been freed. Canadian Joshua Boyle and his US wife Caitlan Colemen... READ MORE›
The U.S. estimates 600 to 800 IS fighters are present in Afghanistan, mostly in Nangarhar... READ MORE›
LONDON -- First the Pakistani Taliban bombed or burned over 1,000 schools... READ MORE›
US military officials state ISIL has about 700 fighters in Afghanistan... READ MORE›
READ MORE ISIL expands in Afghan-Pakistan areas, widening attacks ISIL's offshoot in Afghanistan in Pakistan, known as the so-called Khorasan Province, was created in 2015... READ MORE›
Mullah mansour taliban's new leader is wealthy businessman with homes in pakistan and dubai operating under protection of pakistan's isi afghan officials tell nyt... READ MORE›
A statement from Afghanistan's ministry of interior affairs says it condemns in the strongest terms the terrorist attack that killed so many... READ MORE›
The new leader of the Afghan Taliban Mullah Akhtar Mansour has called for unity in an audio message saying that the group will continue fighting... READ MORE›
The attack mainly killed employees of the Afghan ministry of mines and petroleum, according to Kabul police... READ MORE›
Pakistan has been a real frenemy in this war, helping us with logistics but also supporting the Afghan Taliban in their sanctuaries on Pakistani soil... READ MORE›
Islamic State fighters have captured some territory around Tora Bora, the former stronghold of Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan's eastern Nangarhar province, officials said on Wednesday... READ MORE›
SAR SHAHI AFGHANISTAN When the Islamic State fighters seized the Mahmand Valley they poured pepper into the wounds of their enemies said villagers... READ MORE›
The new policy would allow U.S. forces to accompany Afghans at key moments in their offensive campaign against the Taliban... READ MORE›
Some Pakistani Taliban, including powerful splinter group Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, quickly sided with their Afghan patrons... READ MORE›
Mohammad Azam was killed on 21 May while unwittingly taking Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mansoor from the Iranian border to Quetta, the capital of Balochistan... READ MORE›
President Trump presided over a rare meeting of his full national security team Wednesday in the White House... READ MORE›
In April, the Afghan Taliban published a 5,000-word biography of Mullah Omar online to mark his 19th year as their supreme leader... READ MORE›
16 photos The Taliban The Taliban, a Sunni Islamist organization operating primarily in Afghanistan and Pakistan, was formed in 1994... READ MORE›
The Pakistani Taliban, whose leadership is widely suspected to reside in Afghanistan, is loosely affiliated with the Afghan Taliban but claims to operate independently... READ MORE›
CAIRO -- Only a few months ago, Pakistan's military leaders openly boasted they had the Taliban on the run... READ MORE›
The Haqqani network's closer integration with the Taliban command also creates awkwardness for the Obama administration, and is raising tension between Pakistan and Afghanistan... READ MORE›
Scores of Taliban fighters were killed on Friday after launching an offensive against Afghan security forces to seize the strategic northern city of Kunduz... READ MORE›
That grouping provided the early origins of the Pakistani Taliban, which wasn't formalized until 2007... READ MORE›
Pakistani authorities are believed to support Taliban leaders in cities over the Afghan border... READ MORE›
Taliban fighters are believed to have captured all passengers and crew of a Pakistani government helicopter that crash-landed in eastern Afghanistan... READ MORE›
Afghan Taliban leader Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Mansour was believed to be traveling in the vehicle... READ MORE›
Hundreds of Taliban fighters have largely taken over a district in Afghanistan's northern Kunduz province as intense fighting with the Afghan security forces continues... READ MORE›
New Afghan Taliban leader was compromise candidate sources... READ MORE›
The Taliban seized power and ruled Afghanistan from 1996, but were toppled by US-led invasion after September 11, 2001 attacks on New York and Washington... READ MORE›
Sources in the Afghan Taliban had said their negotiators would hold a first round of talks with U... READ MORE›
Three Afghan government officials said Akhtar Mohammad Mansour was shot Tuesday near the western Pakistani city of Quetta... READ MORE›
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