2 NATO troops dead in apparent "insider attack"
Men wearing Afghan uniforms open fire in military base in Helmand province in 3rd such attack this year
Afghanistan: The New Reality
Afghan suicide car bombing kills American contractors
Bomber attacked NATO convoy traveling through crowded neighborhood in Afghanistan's capital
Report sheds new light on U.S. soldier who murdered 16 Afghans
Sgt. Robert Bales punched an Afghan truck driver and had fellow soldier concerned about his steroid use one month before massacre, report says
Afghan delegation arrives in Pakistan to discuss peace
High-level meetings come a week after deadly Taliban attacks rocked Kabul in worst violence city has seen in years
Bomb explodes near Kabul airport
City already on high alert after U.S. service member killed in string of deadly attacks that is worst violence in years
American killed in Afghan military base attack
Taliban claims responsibility for deadly attack on military base in Afghan capital of Kabul
Carnage in Kabul from powerful truck bomb
Several killed, hundreds injured by blast in center of Afghan capital
U.N.: More women, children casualties of Afghan violence
Total number of people hurt or killed is up 1% this year, but women casualties rose 23% and children 13%
Power struggle in Taliban after Mullah Omar death
ISIS stands to gain the most from the growing disagreement between late Taliban leader's family and its currently selected leader
How will Mullah Omar's death affect Taliban's future?
There are signs the new Taliban leader, Mullah Mansour, is open to peace talks with the Afghan government, but questions remain
Taliban names successor to late leader Mullah Omar
Militant group says his deputy will take his place; he's said to favor peace talks with Afghan gov't but impact of the shakeup on the talks is far from certain
Taliban leader's death delays peace talks
Sources tell CBS News new leader has been named but may not be ready dive straight into nascent negotiations with Afghan government
Afghan gov't: Taliban leader Mullah Omar is dead
Long-persistent rumors that reclusive one-eyed cleric died years ago are credible, White House says
U.S. copters blow up Afghan army outpost
Officials say American helicopters mistakenly opened fire on an Afghan army outpost south of Kabul after coming under insurgent fire
Cautious move toward peace deal with Taliban
U.S. lauds "important step" after 1st official talks between Afghan gov't and militants toppled by American military
Afghan gov't says direct talks with Taliban underway
On the same day the Taliban staged two suicide bombings in Kabul, a government delegation heads to Pakistan to set stage for peace talks
Taliban bomber hits NATO convoy in Kabul
At least 2 people injured in attack as reports emerge of a 2nd blast followed by gunfire elsewhere in Afghan capital
2 U.S. soldiers injured in deadly car bomb attack in Kabul
Taliban claims responsibility for suicide car bomb attack less than half a mile from the American Embassy
Taliban attacks Afghan parliament
Large blast followed by gunfire in Kabul as militants attack building packed with lawmakers, and civilians are among the casualties
Life "hell" for family of Afghan woman lynched by mob
"We cannot live a normal life, our children cannot go to school or college," says father of woman murdered over a lie
Gunmen kill 9 as Afghan war's toll nears 100k
As a Czech charity is targeted by militants, Brown University study reveals shocking statistics from almost 15 years of war
Suicide bomber levels gov't building in Afghanistan
Police say dozens injured as truck bomb explodes in southern Zabul province, near border with Pakistan
Afghan cops get 1 year for letting mob lynch woman
11 officers were among 49 people charged in brutal slaying of Farkhunda, young woman falsely accused of burning a Quran
Death toll mounts in Kabul attack that left American dead
More than a dozen people killed, including 9 foreigners, by Taliban gunmen who stormed guesthouse in Afghan capital
Troops fire on Afghan driver outside U.S. base
Civilian shot and wounded after failing to heed warnings from U.S. troops to stop his vehicle
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