The Latest Breaking News from Afghanistan

‘We haven’t done anything wrong, so we won’t be making any apologies’

It could be years before Ben Roberts-Smith and others are stripped of military awards for their service in Afghanistan and face Australian criminal court on war crimes charges, if in fact that ever happens.

Wars in Ukraine and Sudan, and the Afghanistan crisis, have forced millions to flee in search of safety.

The long-running investigations into murder allegations in Afghanistan will be replaced by new inquiries because of concerns about evidence

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The Taliban bans music at Kabul weddings halls because it is considered against the teachings of Islam.

Dozens of schoolgirls are suspected to have been deliberately poisoned in two attacks in Afghanistan, the latest in a decade of incidents in the region, intensifying fears for girls pursuing education.

Veneration of veterans gained momentum in the John Howard era and the revelations from Afghanistan have shocked many.

Iran and Afghanistan exchanged gunfire on May 27 amid rising tensions over water supplies in the region. The countries are engaged in a decades-long dispute over rights to the Helmand River, on which Iran depends to irrigate land in its arid south. The construction of dams on the Afghan side…

Meta boss Mark Zuckerberg recently shared on Facebook and Instagram that he had completed the “Murph” challenge, which is named for Navy Lieutenant Michael Murphy, who was killed in Afghanistan in June 2005, aged 29.