An attack on a Kabul, Afghanistan, tutoring center Saturday killed 18 and wounded 57 others amid negotiations between the U.S.-backed Afghan government and the Taliban.
From building the wall to ending wars, four years in, Trump has plenty of unfinished business
A look at some of the president’s unfinished business as he asks voters for a second term in … When Trump took over the White House, the number of US forces in Afghanistan stood at about 8,400, and …
Nine civilians killed in bomb attack on bus in Afghanistan
A roadside bomb tore through a passenger bus east of the Afghan capital, killing nine civilians. The blast took place about 10:30am (05:30 GMT) on Saturday when the bus was going from Kabul to the …
Strictly’s Afghanistan veteran JJ Chalmers says he ‘should be in a box in the ground’
Strictly Come Dancing’s Afghanistan veteran JJ Chalmers has spoken of surviving the devastating explosion which killed three people, saying he ‘should be in a box in the ground’ …
PM reiterates Pakistan’s desire to enhance fraternal relations with Afghanistan
Prime Minister Imran Khan has reiterated Pakistan’s desire to enhance fraternal relations with Afghanistan in all areas. The Prime Minister highlighted that there was no military solution to the …
Iraq War soldier Alwyn Cashe’s long-awaited Medal of Honor delayed in Senate amid Supreme Court fight
Cashe, who died after pulling fellow soldiers from a burning vehicle, would be the first African American awarded the Medal of Honor for actions in Iraq or Afghanistan.
Taliban vows to pave way for investment in Afghanistan
Taliban’s deputy political head meets CEO of US International Development Finance Corporation in Qatari capital Doha – Anadolu Agency …
Asia Album: Afghanistan opens first paper production plant to meet annual demand
The first-ever paper production factory with the objective to meet annual demand for paper in Afghanistan was opened in the capital city Kabul on Tuesday, reported Wadsam, a local online business news …
$19 Billion in U.S. Taxpayer Money Lost to ‘Waste, Fraud, and Abuse’ in Afghanistan, Watchdog Finds
SIGAR has identified $3.4 billion lost to “waste, fraud, and abuse” from January 2018 through December 2019 alone.
Deja vu in Afghanistan
The Oct. 13 news article “Trump tweet about early U.S. pullout worries Afghans” accurately described the grenade-like impact of the tweet. But Afghans have seen this movie before. In 1989, following …