The cancers and health impacts veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan face because of our military’s burn pits are my generation’s Agent Orange.
Catastrophe stalks Afghanistan as the US and UK dash for the exit
Little has been achieved in 20 years of war, and as the Taliban regroup, ordinary Afghans brace for an uncertain future …
As U.S. exits Afghanistan, veterans reflect on wounds, friendships, and unfinished mission
Army veteran Carlos Correa dreams of starting a business growing lettuce and tomatoes in greenhouses. But the traumatic injuries he suffered as a result of […] …
Pakistan will ‘absolutely not’ allow any bases to US troops for action in Afghanistan, says Imran
Surprised over his clear-cut response of “absolutely not,” the interviewer interrupts the prime minister to reconfirm his words asking, “Seriously?” …
Donations To Taliban Rises In Pakistan As US Prepares To Withdraw Troops From Afghanistan
Since US Military is in process of withdrawing troops from Afghanistan, the donations to the Taliban has increased significantly in Pakistan bordered regions.
Imran Khan Says Pakistan Will Not Let US Military Operate on Nation’s Bases for Afghanistan Ops: Report
To keep militancy at bay, the US is in negotiations with Pakistan and other regional governments about future operations in the war-torn country.
Qureshi says buck cannot be passed to Pakistan for peace in Afghanistan
ISLAMABAD: Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Saturday said that peace in Afghanistan is a shared responsibility by regional and global players and one cannot simply pass the buck to Pakistan.
Imran Khan govt, Afghan NSA continue war of words on Pakistan ties with Taliban
Pakistan once again hit out at Afghanistan’s National Security Adviser Hamdullah Mohib for what it called his “repeated impertinent and unw.
Taliban Donations Soar in Pakistan Ahead of US Pullout From Afghanistan
Donations to the Afghan Taliban are on the upswing in Pakistan border regions as the militant group intensifies attacks against Afghan forces ahead of the U.S.
Confusion in Afghanistan as U.S. cancels NATO flag-lowering ceremony
The U.S. military planned to hold a flag-lowering ceremony on Friday with NATO in Kabul. The event was cancelled amid questions over what it signified.