U.S. Aims to Resume Regular Evacuation Flights From Afghanistan
WASHINGTON—The State Division options to resume typical evacuation flights from Afghanistan ahead of the close
Afghanistan
Islamic State Attacks in Eastern Afghanistan Challenge Taliban Rule
KABUL—A spate of attacks killed at the very least five people today in japanese Afghanistan’s
Taliban’s Promises of Tolerance in Afghanistan Often Don’t Match Reality
Afghan television anchor Mirwais Haqdost appeared continuous, even with seven armed Taliban fighters powering him,
Majority of Interpreters, Other U.S. Visa Applicants Were Left Behind in Afghanistan
WASHINGTON—The U.S. estimates it still left driving the bulk of Afghan interpreters and other folks
U.S. Struggles to Count Its Citizens in Afghanistan as Biden Weighs Withdrawal Delay
With logistics and ailments at the Kabul intercontinental airport rising extra dire, the Biden administration
Clashes Erupt in Northern Afghanistan as Taliban Pursue Talks With Former Foes
The Taliban fought fatal battles with budding resistance forces in northern Afghanistan, as political negotiations
Afghanistan Bomb Attack Targeting Schoolgirls Kills at Least 25 People
KABUL—Militants killed at minimum 25 persons in 3 explosions focusing on women exterior a college
U.S. Embassy in Afghanistan Orders Nonessential Staff to Leave Country
WASHINGTON—The U.S. Embassy in Afghanistan mentioned Tuesday that it has requested all nonessential team to
America’s Longest War: A Visual History of 19 Years in Afghanistan
The war in Afghanistan has spanned the administrations of presidents George W. Bush, Barack Obama