Search

The article reports on the shooting between the members of the American-led North Atlantic Treaty Organization coalition and an Afghan commando at the Shindand base in Afghanistan on October 22, 2018, which raises concerns on the rise of insider attacks.

The article reports on the assassination of General Abdul Raziq, a top American commander in Afghanistan, ahead of the country's national elections.

The article discusses fighting between the militant group the Taliban and Afghan government forces in rural districts of Ghazni Province, Afghanistan, including the U.S. military's support of the government forces with airstrikes, the Taliban's takeover of government buildings and shops' closures.

The article reports that security forces and insurgents celebrated and took pictures together for the Muslim festival of Eid al- Fitr, marking the end of the holy fasting month of Ramadan amid the cease-fires by the government and the Taliban.

The article informs that Taliban claimed to have captured the capital of the western province of Farah in Afghanistan while government officials and their American military backers vowed that the authorities would quickly oust insurgents from the city, as of May 2018.

The article reports on offense of Taliban insurgents which has caused several attacks across Afghanistan killing several soldiers and police officers and mentions that Afghanistan military helicopter had been crashed in southern province of Helmand, Afghanistan.

The article reports on the killing of farmers by Afghan security forces in March 2018 on topics dealing with the protests of civilians, the rise of violence and the detention of suspected Taliban members.

The article reports on the continued deterioration of security in Afghanistan as terrorist group Taliban briefly take the district of Anardarah in March 2018.

The article reports that several Islamic State gunmen have attacked the Save the Children office in the eastern Afghan city of Jalalabad after an explosion that killed several people and wounded dozens in a siege, and notes that Islamic State's local affiliate has claimed responsibility.

The article reports on the investigation and scrutiny for private security company Kabul Balkh Safety & Security following a Taliban seige in Kabul, Afghanistan on January 21, 2018 wherein dead bodies found at the Intercontinental Hotel.

The article reports that the U.S. has been tested on how far its support for Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani will go with the ongoing standoff between Ghani and Governor Atta Muhammad Noor.

The article reports that Afghan officials have claimed the government of Afghanistan has begun talks with representatives of the militant group Taliban in Turkey, which has been denied by the Taliban.

The article reports on the bombing of members of an Afghan government militia by its ally American Special Forces after one of the Afghan soldiers opened fire on the Americans while they were fighting against Islamic State in eastern Afghanistan which killed several fighters.

The article discusses U.S president Donald Trump's decision to suspend military funding to Pakistan and its impact on U.S. war on Taliban in Afghanistan.

The article reports Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani's decision of dismissing the Balkh Province's governor Atta Muhammad Noor for disrespecting the central government, members of a political party Jamiat-i-Islami's views on their leader's removal, and violence in the region by the militants.

The article reports that 46 Afghan police officers, senior general, were killed in two separate attacks from the terrorist group Taliban.

The article discusses the possibility that U.S. President Donald Trump will send military personnel to Afghanistan to fight against the organization Taliban and mentions Special Operations forces have fought against Taliban and Islamic State.

The article reports Taliban's attack on the provincial capital city of Afghanistan with rockets, the death of Afghan officers in the terrorist's raid, and damages caused to the local people and government's properties.

The article informs that dropping of giant bomb by the U.S. on Afghanistan to eradicate terror places has signaled for both adversaries and Americans and mentions Pentagon's aggressive stance under U.S. President Trump.

The article reports that a Taliban attack on February 28, 2017 killed 11 police officers in Kabul, Afghanistan, while also discussing the continued killing of police officers in Afghanistan during the 16 year-long war with the Taliban.

The article reports on the arrest of the nine aides of Afghanistan vice president Abdul Rashid Dostum after being surrounded by Afghan soldiers and policemen due to accussations of kidnapping and raping a political opponent from the orders the vice president himself.

The article reports that the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) mission in Afghanistan has initiated an investigation into claims that a number of civilians were killed in recent American airstrikes in the southern province of Helmand, as of February 2017.

The article reports on the strategy adopted by Taliban militants of collecting most of the electricity bills in provinces such as Kunduz and Helmand in Afghanistan in their effort to diversify their sources of funding and its impact on the Afghan government.

The article reports on the bombing attacks by the Islamic fundamentalist organization Taliban near the Afghan Parliament office compound in Kabul on January 10, 2017 which killed and injured dozens of people.

The article reports on the challenges and threats facing medics on central parts of Kunduz in Afghanistan from fighting between Taliban forces and Afghan and Western military forces, presenting the view of nurse Sayed Delawar Khan on the war that forces a number of doctors and nurses to leave.

The article reports on the effort of attorney general Mohammad Farid Hamidi of Afghanistan to address issues of graft and corruption in the country.