The Latest Breaking News from Afghanistan

The GOP nominee can forge a humbler path on foreign policy—or turn back to failed neoconservatism.

JJ Chalmers, who sustained life-changing injuries in a bomb blast in Afghanistan in 2011, will be speaking to members of the military as they prepare for King Charles' III's Coronation

The Duke of Sussex served in the Army for a decade and did two tours of Afghanistan but will not be allowed to adorn the military uniform because he is no longer a working Royal

The meeting is taking place following the Chinese and Afghan foreign ministers’ arrival in Islamabad.

The United Nations is seeking yet again to reassure the Afghan people that it won’t abandon them

The United Nations said on Friday it will continue to keep Afghan staff working from home after the Taliban administration began enforcing a ban on Afghan women working for the world body a month ago.

The foreign ministers of India, Russia and Pakistan on Friday called for a representative government in Afghanistan and the protection of women's rights, almost two years after the Islamist Taliban swept to power in Kabul.

The state of Missouri named an interstate overpass in Wentzville for U.S. Marine Lance Cpl. Jared Schmitz, who was killed in a suicide bombing at the Kabul airport during the American withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021. Then, it sent his parents a $3,200 bill for the new signs. State lawmakers…

The Afghan people are in for a "very difficult year ahead," warned the top U.S. aid official, as donors grapple with challenging a Taliban administration crackdown on women and girls, more crises around the world and overall less funding.

Pakistan army says it killed three fighters in exchange of fire in North Waziristan district near Afghan border.

Exclusive: Brother of victim is calling on UK government to evacuate his family from the Taliban-run country