Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has visited neighbouring Afghanistan, where he vowed to “do everything” to help curb violence and push for a ceasef …
In Afghanistan, Bringing New Life Into the World Is Deadly
In Afghanistan, Bringing New Life Into the… KABUL, Afghanistan—For a woman in the last few weeks of her pregnancy, 24-year-old Sohaila walks surprisingly quickly as she invites us into the …
China’s next border friction may be with Afghanistan, the ‘graveyard of empires’
The US plan announced this week to speed up the withdrawal of thousands of troops from Afghanistan may have troubling consequences for China, which shares a border with the war-torn country in its far …
How we deal with Afghanistan disgrace is the real test
Our armed forces are needed to defend a free, open and accountable society. That is why this house-cleaning is necessary.
Why billionaire Kerry Stokes is backing SAS soldiers accused of war crimes in Afghanistan – and has already lent $1.9million to under-fire Victoria Cross winner Corporal Ben …
The Western Australian media mogul’s association with the Perth-based SAS goes back at least as far as his days playing social rugby with soldiers from the special forces unit in the 1970s.
US troops in Afghanistan: Allies and Republicans alarmed at withdrawal plan
Senior Republicans and US allies have voiced alarm at the announcement that a large number of American troops will be removed from Afghanistan and Iraq. The US is to withdraw 2,500 troops from both …
The inquiry into alleged war crimes by Australian special forces in Afghanistan is done: what now?
From further investigation to potential prosecutions and compensation, the explosive Brereton report will reverberate for a long time …
Kerry Stokes backs SAS soldiers accused of war crimes in Afghanistan
The Western Australian media mogul’s association with the Perth-based SAS goes back at least as far as his days playing social rugby with soldiers from the special forces unit in the 1970s.
Australian special forces faced burden of constant deployment to Afghanistan
The Australian special forces faced an overwhelming number of tours to Afghanistan, with some of the elite soldiers completing 12 separate deployments, the inquiry into allegations of abuse revealed.
‘We expected better from Australia’: shock and anger in Afghanistan at war crimes report
Human rights workers call for alleged victims’ families to be kept informed about criminal investigation …