The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for an attack on a government building in eastern Afghanistan that killed 10 people and wounded more than 40... READ MORE›
Public health officials said that at least 15 people, including a child, had been killed and 42 wounded... READ MORE›
Afghan security forces inspect a damaged vehicle after blasts in Jalalabad city, Afghanistan May 13, 2018... READ MORE›
Afghan security forces keep watch at the site of blasts in Jalalabad city, Afghanistan May 13, 2018... READ MORE›
In a separate attack in Farah city, Taliban fighters killed 11 police and seized a large quantity of weapons and equipment, he said... READ MORE›
The Taliban was removed from power in 2001 after US forces invaded Afghanistan in the wake of the September 11 attacks in New York... READ MORE›
After an easing of attacks in Kabul in February, Taliban and IS militants have stepped up raids in the city in recent months... READ MORE›
After an easing of attacks in Kabul in February, Taliban and IS militants have stepped up raids in the city in recent months... READ MORE›
A number of gunmen at both sites under attack are engaged with the security forces, Danish said... READ MORE›
Smoke is seen near a building after a blast in Kabul, Afghanistan, May 9, 2018 in this picture grab obtained from social media video... READ MORE›
The Taliban and Islamic State group, or ISIS, frequently target Afghanistan's Western-backed government and security forces... READ MORE›
Dozens of people have been killed in suicide attacks in Kabul in recent weeks, including nine journalists, killed in a blast on April 30... READ MORE›
The Taliban, which has warned people against taking part in the election process, issued a statement denying any involvement... READ MORE›
Dozens of casualties in blast at Afghan voter registration centre officials... READ MORE›
That now seems a very distant prospect, added Glasse, noting that many people in Kabul were frightened to go to any of these voter registration centres ... READ MORE›
A double suicide blast in Kabul killed 25 people, including Marai along with at least eight other journalists, and wounded 49... READ MORE›
So his father named him after Ahmad Shah Durrani, an 18th Century king and the founder of modern Afghanistan... READ MORE›
Photographs from Shah Marai, Afghan photojournalist killed in Kabul... READ MORE›
I had been waiting with other journalists to cover an earlier blast. It was a normal scene... READ MORE›
The series of attacks here in Kabul have made the Afghan capital most dangerous place in Afghanistan to be, Al Jazeera's Glasse said... READ MORE›
Condemnation poured in from across the world Tuesday after 10 journalists were among dozens killed in attacks in Afghanistan, in what the U.N. described as... READ MORE›
The interpreters who worked for the French army in Afghanistan are under intense pressure, especially from the Taliban... READ MORE›
Shah Marai, Agence-France-Presse's AFP chief photographer in Kabul was killed in a secondary explosion following a suicide blast in Kabul, Afghanistan, April 30, 2018... READ MORE›
The Afghan Journalists Safety Committee AFJSC said nine journalists were killed in Kabul, the worst toll for media workers in a single attack in the country... READ MORE›
IS has claimed responsibility for two suicide explosions that ripped through Kabul in Afghanistan, leaving dozens dead... READ MORE›
Still, even the Taliban seems taken aback at its rival's appetite for large scale murder... READ MORE›
The explosion caused the deadliest day in Afghan media history, a joint statement by The Afghanistan Federation of Journalists AFJ and the country's news organisation said... READ MORE›
The Islamic State group has taken responsibility for the double suicide bombing in Kabul. Eight journalists were among the dead... READ MORE›
Throughout it all Shah Marai was calm, smiling and positive... READ MORE›
More than 20 people, including journalists, have been killed after two suicide blasts ripped through Kabul... READ MORE›
Afghan officials maintained that the people killed in the attack were Taliban fighters... READ MORE›
The casualties were another reminder of how badly Afghanistan is bleeding... READ MORE›
A native of Makin, once known as the nerve centre of the Pakistan Taliban, Naqeebullah often travelled between Karachi and the tribal district, Alamgir said... READ MORE›
A suicide bomb attack at a voter registration centre in the Afghan capital Kabul has killed at least 57 people, officials say... READ MORE›
Neo-Nazis have been emboldened by the arrival of Alternative for Germany, the first far-right party to break into Parliament since World War II... READ MORE›
The Taliban claimed responsibility for the suicide blast, a week after they claimed an attack on the Intercontinental Hotel in which more than 20 people were killed... READ MORE›
Last month, having returned to Afghanistan after being deported from Finland, he was injured in a Taliban-claimed massacre in Kabul that killed more than 100 people... READ MORE›
The Taliban claimed responsibility for the suicide blast, a week after they claimed an attack on the Intercontinental Hotel in which more than 20 people were killed... READ MORE›
It is a massacre, said Dejan Panic, coordinator in Afghanistan for the Italian aid group Emergency, which runs a nearby trauma hospital... READ MORE›
Son of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan chief Mullah Fazlullah killed along with 19 others in drone strike in Afghanistan... READ MORE›
The US has placed Pakistan on a watch list for severe violations of religious freedom, amid an escalating war of words between the two countries... READ MORE›
At least 18 Afghan soldiers were killed on Saturday in the Bala Boluk district of western Farah province when Taliban fighters stormed an army checkpoint... READ MORE›
Officials say seven others wounded after suicide bomber blew himself up near a gathering of Afghanistan's Shia minority... READ MORE›
At least 54 people killed in bombings targeting voter registration centres in Kabul and Baghlan province, officials say... READ MORE›
USGS says magnitude 6.1 earthquake hits Afghanistan's Hindu Kush region, with tremors felt in Pakistan and India... READ MORE›
At least 95 people dead, 158 wounded in Afghan car bombing... READ MORE›
Trump rejects peace talks with Taliban in departure from Afghan strate... READ MORE›
Afghan security forces keep watch as smoke rises from the Intercontinental Hotel in Kabul, Afghanistan, January 21, 2018... READ MORE›
Smoke rises from the Intercontinental Hotel during an attack in Kabul, Afghanistan January 21, 2018... READ MORE›
Afghan Taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack on Kabul's Intercontinental Hotel that left at least five civilians killed and six wounded... READ MORE›
An Afghan policeman keeps watch near the site of an attack on the Intercontinental Hotel in Kabul, Afghanistan January 20, 2018... READ MORE›
The audacious bombing came just six days after Taliban fighters stormed a luxury hilltop hotel in Kabul and held it for more than 14 hours, killing 22 people... READ MORE›
At least 29 people have been killed and 52 others wounded in a mid-day explosion in the Afghan capital, Kabul... READ MORE›
Zabihullah Ghazi reported from Jalalabad and Mujib Mashal from Kabul, Afghanistan... READ MORE›
The Taliban official also said that departure of American troops from Afghanistan remains a precondition for the group's talks offer... READ MORE›
Mr Trump has made winning on the battlefields of Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan a central tenet of his foreign policy and tough guy identity... READ MORE›
In January, a BBC study found that the Afghan Taliban directly controlled four percent of the country, but were openly active in 70 percent of Afghanistan... READ MORE›
Militants have attacked an army base near a military academy in the Afghan capital Kabul... READ MORE›
Because Afghanistan does not accept that the Pakistani Taliban is sitting in Afghanistan... READ MORE›
Atta Mohammad Noor, Governor of the Balkh province, poses for a photo before an interview in Mazar-i-Sharif, Afghanistan January 1, 2018... READ MORE›
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