The inclusion on a list of nations with entrenched trafficking patterns deepens questions about the country’s future.
As Western forces pack bags in Afghanistan, aid agencies brace for new round of displacement
Nearby countries already hosting millions of Afghans say they are not equipped to handle more people, while international programs to aid refugees remain underfunded.
He risked his life helping US troops in Afghanistan before seeking asylum in Iowa. So why is he facing deportation?
The government claims Zalmay Niazy engaged in terrorism. But the rural Iowa town that he’s made his home isn’t going to let him go without a fight.
State Dept says won’t link Turkey’s child soldiers placing with Afghanistan talks
The United States is not linking Turkey’s addition to a list of countries implicated in the use of child soldiers to Washington’s discussions with Ankara over its potential running of the Kabul …
Favoritism—A Heinous Phenomenon in Afghanistan
Favoritism is a critical factor adversely affecting the administrative system of Afghanistan for decades. It has dried up the roots of meritocracy and a talent-based approach while recruiting …
Favoritism—A Heinous Phenomenon in Afghanistan
Favoritism is a critical factor adversely affecting the administrative system of Afghanistan for decades. It has dried up the roots of meritocracy and a talent-based approach while recruiting …
Pakistan respects Afghan-led peace process: Imran Khan
Khan expressed his fear that if there is a civil war, it would bring a disaster for Afghanistan, which would also have effects on Pakistan.
Khan: Pakistan Can Never Again Be US Partner in War
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan on Wednesday denounced as “idiocy” his country’s past policy of becoming a “front-line state” in the U.S.-led war against terrorism in Afghanistan, blaming the …
Boom time for scrap business as US troops leave Afghanistan
People looking for usable items at a junkyard near Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan on June 17.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Most European troops exit Afghanistan quietly after 20 years
Most European troops have already pulled out of Afghanistan, quietly withdrawing months before the U.S.-led mission was officially expected to end — part of an anticlimactic close to the “forever war” …