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Students recount the terror of the Army Public School attack in Peshawar, facing gunmen and chaos.
Kabul's 2021 evacuation campaign highlights the challenges faced by British ex-soldiers and the Ministry of Defence amid the Taliban's resurgence.
Kabul's 2021 evacuation crisis highlights the British Ministry of Defence's efforts and the challenges faced by ex-soldiers as families flee the Taliban.
Kabul's evacuation in 2021 highlights the British military's efforts to rescue civilians as the Taliban seized control, featuring firsthand accounts from servicemen and women.
Deadly chaos at Kabul Airport as Afghans flee the Taliban and German troops engage in firefight.
Hamed Valy founded Afghanistan's first modeling agency, Modelstan, in 2019, but fled to Germany after receiving death threats from the Taliban.
LGBTQ+ Afghans face life-threatening dangers under Taliban rule, where being gay is punishable by death, as illustrated by the stories of four individuals.
In August 2021, a US drone strike in Kabul mistakenly targets civilians after Taliban takeover.
Over 6,000 immigrants have returned to their home countries under a Greek government program, receiving €300 each to leave.
Forty interpreters have submitted letters to the embassy seeking visas, but many remain trapped in Afghanistan, facing threats from the Taliban.
Historic peace talks between the Afghan government and Taliban begin in Doha, Qatar.
Viktor Bout's weapon supplies to the Taliban draw U.S. Intelligence scrutiny post 9/11.
Ashton Carter discusses America's challenges in leaving Afghanistan and the Taliban's threat.
President Biden announces American troop withdrawal from Afghanistan by August 31st.
Over 66,000 Afghan troops and approximately 40,000 Afghan civilians lost their lives during the 20-year conflict that began in 2001.
In 2007, rising casualties in Afghanistan prompted critical examination of NATO's military tactics and the necessity of local support in combating the Taliban.
Women in Bamiyan, Afghanistan, learn to ski, overcoming Taliban restrictions and cultural barriers.
Khalida escaped two assassination attempts by the Taliban, fleeing her home in Afghanistan with her family in a matter of hours.
A former soldier reflects on his heartbreak over Afghanistan's recent turmoil and his lost words.
Three bullets struck Imran Khan during a rally, leaving him with serious injuries as he navigates political unrest and potential arrest in Pakistan.
The Taliban spokesperson rejects extending the August deadline for U.S. military withdrawal.
The Taliban holds its first news conference from Kabul since regaining control of Afghanistan.
Afghans share their experiences under Taliban rule one year after the U.S. military withdrew.
The Afghan National Army prepares for the 2013 fighting season in Kandahar amid U.S. withdrawal.
Only 100 out of 800 Afghan National Army bases will remain operational after the withdrawal of American troops, raising concerns about security and resources.
A member of the Afghan National Army patrols Kandahar with only two soldiers using metal detectors to search for mines along their route.
Major Rafi Kandar and General Abdul Razza lead police efforts against crime in Kandahar.
Afghan forces abandoned their weapons and retreated as the Taliban seized control of Kandahar in August 2021, leading to widespread chaos.
Last year, Iranian authorities confiscated 220 tons of opium and heroin, a fraction of the 2,200 tons produced annually in Afghanistan.
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.
The U.S. and Taliban enter final stretch of talks to end 18 years of conflict 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.
3,500 pupils from Pakistan and Afghanistan study at Darul Uloom Haqqania, where they receive education in a hardline interpretation of Islam.
The Pentagon claims Kabul is safe, but critics say Biden abandoned Afghanistan amid Taliban advances.
Sir John Major discusses Afghanistan and global security at the FT Weekend Festival.
1,000 patients can be housed at a former US military base turned rehabilitation center in Kabul, where treatment lasts 45 days without pain relief.
Four thousand soldiers make up Afghanistan's new National Army, far short of the 100,000 private militia members loyal to local warlords.
Thirty patients arrive at a hospital in Helmand, Afghanistan, on a bad day, as violence from mines and rocket attacks escalates.
Women in Kandahar face imprisonment and restrictions under Taliban rule since 2021.
As US troops withdraw from Afghanistan, life in a region west of Kabul reveals the fears and challenges faced by Afghans under the threat of Taliban resurgence.
Sara, a 12-year-old girl in Herat, was about to be traded for a house, illustrating the ongoing issue of forced marriages in Afghanistan.
At least 25 individuals are killed every day in Afghanistan, with civilian injuries increasing significantly since the war began in 2001.
Hakimullah Mehsud warns the United States of retaliation in a Sky News report from Pakistan.
Many interpreters in Afghanistan face violence and threats from the Taliban and locals.
200 bullets were fired at Janan Abdullah during a raid by US soldiers and Afghan militia, leading to his death in Kandahar, Afghanistan.
A journalist recounts being stranded in Kandahar as the Taliban advances and soldiers surrender.
Last year, Afghanistan produced 93% of the world's heroin, as a small number of counter-narcotics police struggle to combat the drug trade.
