Women in red: Afghanistan's forgotten corner
Untouched by decades of war and insurgency, life in the remote Wakhan Corridor has changed little over the centuries
Afghanistan: The New Reality
Taliban set to double opium profits this year?
Mysterious agricultural advance may see twice as much of the drug ooze out of poppy plants, in spite of $7B spent by U.S. fighting it
Grizzly start to Afghanistan's "summer fighting season"
Taliban fighters overrun Afghan army post, and bring a gruesome end to some of the 18 soldiers killed
Attack on U.S. convoy kills civilians in Afghanistan
Suicide car bomber targets convoy of U.S. troops outside base gates while another attacks armored vehicles in capital
Afghan soldier opens fire on U.S. troops
1 American killed, others wounded in second insider attack this year by allied forces in Afghanistan
2 men sentenced for plot to support terrorists
The two men, who live in California, were recruited to go to Afghanistan and kill U.S. troops
Taliban bomber targets Turkish envoy in Kabul
Suicide attack in Afghan capital apparently targeted Turkey's representative to NATO, reportedly leaving 2 civilians dead
U.S. Embassy in Afghanistan warns of "imminent attacks"
While stressing they don't know where exactly, U.S. officials in Kabul say there is a grave threat to Americans there
"Mr. Cod" hauls a U.K. favorite into Kabul
Security is far from guaranteed and the sea is 700 miles away, but Bashir Halimi invested $400K in a brighter, fishier future for Afghanistan
ISIS kidnaps dozens in Afghanistan, official says
Police official tells CBS News militant group was behind abduction of Shiite minorities as they travelled in buses on a major highway.
New Pentagon chief Ashton Carter visits Afghanistan
Days after being sworn in, Carter plans to meet with U.S. troops, Afghan leaders: "We're looking for success in Afghanistan that is lasting"
Suicide bombers attack Afghan police station
At least 20 officers killed in latest assault on security forces as Taliban militants target station in Logar province
Double-amputee Afghan troops long for front line
As NATO's role shrinks Afghanistan will need every man it can muster, but IEDs are taking a vicious toll
Afghan officials: Drone strike kills ISIS commander
Drone-fired missile strikes car allegedly carrying senior figure of militant group in southern Helmand province
"We fail to cure patients the way they should be cured"
At Afghanistan's premiere children's hospital there are 3 or 4 kids packed onto single beds, and doctors and patients are at wit's end
Afghan troops kill dozens at wedding party
Government investigating deaths of at least 28 -- mostly women and kids -- killed in attack on party in Helmand province
U.S. formally ends the war in Afghanistan
Ceremony in Kabul marks official transition to supporting force; 2,224 American soldiers killed out of a total of some 3,500 foreign troop deaths
U.S. troops leaving Afghanistan
Some coalition troops will remain as advisors, but many are heading home as the year comes to a close
Obama "proud" to welcome troops home from Afghanistan
As U.S. combat mission in Afghanistan ends, president urges Americans to keep service members' sacrifices in mind during the holidays
Teen bomber attacks Afghan high school
At least 1 killed as young attacker blows himself up in Kabul theater, hours after another suicide bomber hit a military minibus
Suicide bomber kills Afghan troops in capital
Latest attack amid surge of violence in Kabul sees attacker approach military minibus on busy road and blow himself up
U.S., NATO lower flag on Afghan combat mission
13 years after Sept. 11 terror attacks prompted invasion, and amid a surge of Taliban strikes, the role of more than 10K remaining U.S. troops is redefined
Hagel: More U.S. troops to stay in Afghanistan than initially planned
In last visit to Afghanistan as Defense Secretary, Chuck Hagel explains why extra U.S. forces are needed -- and for how long
Taliban launch deadly attack on foreign guesthouse in Kabul
Raid by suicide bombers and gunmen is just the latest in wave of attacks targeting foreigners and NATO troops; 3 dead
Taliban attacks British embassy vehicle in Kabul
Latest in string of attacks targeting foreigners in Afghan capital leaves at least 5 people dead; NGO office targeted in separate attack
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