ISLAMABAD (AP) — The Taliban are investigating explicit death threats against dozens of Afghan women working for the United ...

An Afghan Canadian man is calling on the federal government to speed up the refugee sponsorship process for his mother, who ...

Pakistan-Afghanistan relations: In a major setback to Beijing's ambitious Taliban-China-Pakistan alliance, the United States ...

The United States blocked Afghanistan’s foreign minister Amir Khan Muttaqi’s visit to Pakistan, Dawn reported. Muttaqi was ...

The Taliban have imposed severe restrictions on women and banned education beyond primary school since seizing power in ...

The independent U_N_ investigator on human rights in Afghanistan says its Taliban rulers have “weaponized” the legal and ...

In doing so, IRGC intends to increase its knowledge on spies working for the UK's Secret Intelligence Service, which may give ...

More than a million Afghans have returned from Iran this year, according to the U.N. — either forcibly deported or pressured ...

The Taliban has now seized control of Afghanistan two weeks before the United States was due to completely withdraw its troops after a 20-year military presence in the war-torn country.

How Taliban 2.0 will rule, two decades later, is far from clear – but there are a few straws in the wind. And they suggest the Taliban see little need to change.

The Taliban’s takeover has already pushed the country to the brink of economic collapse. Afghanistan’s banks remain shuttered two weeks after their takeover, and many people can’t access cash.