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Over 66,000 Afghan troops and approximately 40,000 Afghan civilians lost their lives during the 20-year conflict that began in 2001.
Robert Grenier, the former CIA station chief for Pakistan and Afghanistan, was responsible for designing the war plan that aimed to drive the Taliban and al-Qaeda from Kandahar.
Ramstein Air Base has treated over 43,000 patients in six years, serving as a key medical facility for wounded American soldiers from Iraq and Afghanistan.
The Afghan National Army prepares for the 2013 fighting season in Kandahar amid U.S. withdrawal.
Afghan forces abandoned their weapons and retreated as the Taliban seized control of Kandahar in August 2021, leading to widespread chaos.
Tolo TV's 630 report addresses taboo topics like pedophilia and homosexuality, challenging conservative norms in Afghan society.
Najibullah Quraishi reports on the Taliban's resurgence and Iran's influence in Afghanistan.
A $100 million road project in Afghanistan aims to connect the Zadran tribe to Kabul and Pakistan, but risks falling under Taliban control.
Ryan Duffy visits the Philippines while Shane Smith meets child bombers in Afghanistan.
Women in Kandahar face imprisonment and restrictions under Taliban rule since 2021.
At least 25 individuals are killed every day in Afghanistan, with civilian injuries increasing significantly since the war began in 2001.
Around 100 migrants returned to a Calais camp after police cleared out a site where up to 300 people had been living in squalid conditions.
One contractor for every US service member served in Iraq and Afghanistan, raising questions about the privatization of the military and its costs.
Pakistan's ISI controls sensitive policies on Afghanistan and Kashmir while backing the Taliban.
Putin threatens nuclear action amid the crisis surrounding Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
234 Afghans were deported from Germany on charter flights between December 2016 and May 2018, facing dire conditions upon their return to Kabul.
Tolo TV's 630 Report addresses taboo topics like pedophilia and homosexuality, marking a significant shift in Afghan media since the Taliban's rule.
Millions of people are fleeing for their lives from Ukraine, facing uncertain futures as they seek safety and shelter in unfamiliar places.
More than 60% of people in Afghanistan are illiterate, as development aid workers struggle to maintain educational initiatives for girls amid rising threats.
Swiss-made weapons are found in Afghanistan, raising concerns about neutrality.
Afghan cities fall to the radical islamic taliban as civilians face dire conditions.
Ahmad Shah Massoud leads resistance in Panjshir Valley against the Taliban in 1996.
Village Elders in Harat recount Taliban violence against voters in Afghanistan's elections.
The Taliban effectively takes control of Afghanistan after the government collapses.
A soldier with HIV demonstrates military training during situational exercises, arguing for the inclusion of HIV-positive individuals in the armed forces.
90% of the world's heroin and opium is produced in Afghanistan, where U.S. support for warlords complicates the fight against the Taliban.
The story behind Wikileaks highlights Julian Assange's fight against government secrecy.
More than 2,200 tons of opium have been harvested in Afghanistan, producing nearly half of the world's heroin supply.
Lillian Alba assists Afghan refugees, providing essentials for their first night in the U.S.
America's Blind Eye reveals US dealings with Afghan drug lords amid the War on Terror.
A 21-gun salute at the funeral of former Afghan president Burhanuddin Rabbani triggers panic among mourners in Kabul, reflecting the city's tense atmosphere.
President Trump increases military recruitment targets amid challenges in attracting new American troops.
Donald Trump complicates Biden's transition while issuing warnings to Iran and troop withdrawals.
Astronauts report that the air smells strong when they return to Earth, marking a deep reconnection with their home planet.
Kabul residents consider the Taliban government amid rising corruption and security issues.
Seven children were killed in a missile strike, which Julian Assange cites as evidence of war crimes in the material released by WikiLeaks.
The Taliban remains in control of Afghanistan, despite nearly 20 years of American military efforts.
America faces challenges from increasing social division and a failed war in Afghanistan.
Mansour Mahsoom and Najiba Qureishi educate on contraception to reduce maternal deaths in Afghanistan.
An Afghan woman fights for her rights under Sharia law in a Taliban courtroom.
Meet Governor Habiba Sarabi and MP Malalai Joya in Afghanistan's challenging landscape.
Ahmad Sarmast organized the evacuation of around 270 students from Afghanistan to Portugal after the Taliban took control in 2021.
Dr. Roshanak, a former politician, now runs a small clinic in Maidan Wardak, where she sees more patients than before since the Taliban took control.
In the Wakhan mountains of Afghanistan, Louis Meunier and four friends attempt to become the first Afghans to summit Mount Noshaq, facing numerous challenges along the way.
7,492 meters is the height of Mount Noshaq, where a team of Afghan climbers attempts to reach the summit for the first time.
Laila Haidari returns to Afghanistan and opens 'Mother Camp' to help drug addicts, including her brother.
Kabul's football stadium, once a site of fear, now symbolizes Afghanistan's rebirth through football.
Kabul residents face fear and economic hardship under Taliban rule since their takeover.
