Six UN staff killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza school
"This is the highest death toll among our staff in a single incident," UNRWA said.
Afghanistan
Afghanistan
Australia strips medals from commanders over Afghanistan war crimes
The decision to revoke the medals was met with sharp criticism from Martin Hamilton-Smith.
Afghanistan
U.S. congressman introduces bill to back anti-Taliban political opposition
The legislation calls for U.S. involvement in the Vienna Process, an initiative that brings together Afghan political factions united against.
Afghanistan
UN appeals for over $600 million for winter aid in Afghanistan
The UN has previously warned that nearly 24 million people in Afghanistan are in need of humanitarian assistance.
Afghanistan, World
23 years after 9/11 and Afghanistan
Now, on the 23rd anniversary of the attacks, the Taliban is back in power in Afghanistan, raising concerns about the.
Afghanistan
Two back-to-back blasts reported in north of Kabul
Local residents told Amu that the second blast was particularly loud, though no details have been released about the nature.
Afghanistan, Business
Taliban re-inaugurates TAPI pipeline project
The Taliban framed Akhund's visit as an effort to restart the TAPI project and discuss broader transit initiatives with Turkmen.
Afghanistan
Female-run families in Ghor face poverty, hunger under Taliban restrictions
Several women in the region have turned to agriculture and, in some cases, begging in order to feed their children,.
Afghanistan
Taliban says number of religious schools in Afghanistan reaches 21,000
Taliban officials from the educaiton ministry said these centers currently serve a total of 3.69 million students.
Afghanistan
Trump claims Doha agreement was ‘terminated’ due to Taliban noncompliance
“We canceled the agreement because they didn’t do what they were supposed to do,” Trump said.