US special-operations forces were the first into Afghanistan in 2001, and now some are wondering what it was all for.
U.S. won’t let Taliban access Afghanistan’s financial assets held in America
The Taliban will be hard-pressed to tap Afghanistan’s assets after the U.S. froze the country’s reserves in Federal Reserve accounts.
Inside the Afghanistan province that refuses to buckle to Taliban
The small, picturesque province of Panjshir at the foot of the lush Hindu Kush mountain range has become the last bulwark against Taliban fighters in Afghanistan, who have seized the country at …
Special-ops veterans feel frustrated about Afghanistan and want answers for the ‘scandal’ that kept them there for 20 years
US special-operations forces were the first into Afghanistan in 2001, and now some are wondering what it was all for.
U.S. won’t let Taliban access Afghanistan’s financial assets held in America
The Taliban will be hard-pressed to tap Afghanistan’s assets after the U.S. froze the country’s reserves in Federal Reserve accounts.
Inside the Afghanistan province that refuses to buckle to Taliban
The small, picturesque province of Panjshir at the foot of the lush Hindu Kush mountain range has become the last bulwark against Taliban fighters in Afghanistan, who have seized the country at …
The only member of Congress to reject invading Afghanistan in 2001 said she almost wishes she had been wrong about her lone vote
Three days after the 9/11 attacks, the House voted 420-1 to approve the Authorization for Use of Military Force, which paved the way to Afghanistan.
Afghanistan Under the Taliban—What’s Next?
The Taliban is consolidating control of Afghanistan, 20 years after U.S.-led forces ousted it from power. Whatever form the new government takes, the Afghan people face protracted turmoil.
Trump’s Pledge to Exit Afghanistan Was a Ruse, His Final SecDef Says
Chris Miller now says talk of a full withdrawal was a “play” to convince a Taliban-led government to keep U.S. counterterrorism forces.
The only member of Congress to reject invading Afghanistan in 2001 said she almost wishes she had been wrong about her lone vote
Three days after the 9/11 attacks, the House voted 420-1 to approve the Authorization for Use of Military Force, which paved the way to Afghanistan.