Turkey is hammering out a deal with the US to take over security operations at Kabul’s civilian airport, offering the Nato partners a rare chance for co-operation after a series of disputes have …
MARK ALMOND: Days after we leave Afghanistan, China is moving to gain a direct route to Middle East
Today, we see the U.S. leaving Afghanistan with its tail between its legs after almost 20 years. The world’s newest superpower China is waiting in the wings.
The Pakistan Factor in China’s Afghanistan Policy: Emerging Regional Faultlines amid US Withdrawal
To date, China has largely relied on Pakistan to conduct its Afghan policy. Not much bothered about the future political role of the Taliban, China fears the prospect of instability in Afghanistan …
Servicemen who fled Taliban to Tajikistan being brought back to fight -Afghan gov’t
Afghan security personnel who fled into Tajikistan are being brought back to rejoin the fight against Taliban insurgents, Afghanistan’s national security adviser said, and some 2,300 who abandoned …
PHOTOS: US troops left behind everything from energy drinks to armored vehicles when they abandoned a key base in Afghanistan in the dead of night
US forces left the base at 3 a.m. and shut off the power on the way out. The new base commander didn’t even know they were gone until 2 hours later.
PHOTOS: US troops left behind everything from energy drinks to armored vehicles when they abandoned a key base in Afghanistan in the dead of night
US forces left the base at 3 a.m. and shut off the power on the way out. The new base commander didn’t even know they were gone until 2 hours later.
U.S. military withdrawal from Afghanistan more than 90 % complete
The U.S. military said on Tuesday that it completed approximately more than 90 percent of its withdrawal from Afghanistan.
US troops left their key Afghanistan base at 3 a.m. without telling their allies, leaving 5,000 Taliban prisoners in their cells, reports say
US forces had been using Bagram Airfield as its main base in Afghanistan since 2001. They departed last week.
US troops left their key Afghanistan base at 3 a.m. without telling their allies, leaving 5,000 Taliban prisoners in their cells, reports say
US forces had been using Bagram Airfield as its main base in Afghanistan since 2001. They departed last week.
‘We won’t give in’: Anti-Taliban militia says it will fight ‘to the death’ in Afghanistan
The crowd of mujahideen are smiling but many are carrying rocket-propelled grenades on their shoulders and guns slung around their backs.