The United States spent more than $8 billion over 15 years on efforts to deprive the Taliban of their profits from Afghanistan’s opium and heroin trade, from poppy eradication to airstrikes and raids …
News18 Newsdaybreak | Pakistan Too is Back in the Ruling Corridors of Afghanistan; Sushmita Dev, Who Backed CAA, Quits Cong
Not Just Taliban, Pakistan Too is Back in the Ruling Corridors of Afghanistan as Ghani Makes Quiet Exit Amid Crisis .
China’s state media mocked the US withdrawal in Afghanistan, saying the Taliban takeover was ‘more smooth than the presidential transition in the US’
Hu Xijin, editor of China’s state-affiliated Global Times, referenced posts on Weibo that compared the chaotic Capitol riot to the Taliban’s takeover.
The cost of America’s two decades in Afghanistan
Because the U.S. borrowed most of the money to pay for the war in Afghanistan, generations of Americans will be burdened by the cost of paying it off.
The cost of America’s two decades in Afghanistan
Because the U.S. borrowed most of the money to pay for the war in Afghanistan, generations of Americans will be burdened by the cost of paying it off.
Turkey, Pakistan aim to prevent ‘a new flood of Afghan refugees’
Turkey will work with Pakistan to help stabilise Afghanistan and prevent a new flood of refugees, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said yesterday.
Afghan President Ashraf Ghani flees country as Taliban reach Kabul
President Ashraf Ghani fled Afghanistan on Sunday, a top official said, effectively ceding power to the Taliban as they reached the capital Kabul to seal a nationwide military victory in just 10 days.
Taliban Poised to Take Full Control of Afghanistan
Taliban leaders marched into Kabul on Sunday. They are set to take full control of Afghanistan 20 years after they were removed by the U.S. military. American-backed President Ashraf Ghani has fled …
Taliban Poised to Take Full Control of Afghanistan
Taliban leaders marched into Kabul on Sunday. They are set to take full control of Afghanistan 20 years after they were removed by the U.S. military. American-backed President Ashraf Ghani has fled …
What would Afghanistan under the Taliban look like? Its rise to power in the ’90s paints a grim picture
In late 2001, the rolling hills to the west of Afghanistan’s Maidan Shahr were scarred with the black eruptions of high explosives, as the last few Taliban fighters were pounded by Northern Alliance …