Obama may not reduce U.S. troops in Afghanistan by end of 2014
U.S. troop reduction could be held up by the late signing of the Bilateral Security Agreement
Afghanistan: The New Reality
2 American troops among 50 killed in Afghan attacks
Series of attacks on volleyball tournament, troop convoy, and other locales lend to deadliest insurgent assault this year
Obama quietly broadens U.S. mission in Afghanistan
U.S. troops remaining in Afghanistan, previously limited to counterterrorism against al Qaeda, can target Taliban fighters if threatened
Teacups and carousel rides in war-torn Afghanistan
Families often struggle for respite after 30 years of constant war, but now there is at least one place to escape, if only for a day
Afghan female politician survives assassination attempt
Shukria Barakzai, high-profile advocate for women's rights, had her convoy rammed by suicide bomber, who killed three
Disappointing news in Afghan drug war
Costly U.S.-led efforts to cut poppy production in war-torn country aren't yielding the anticipated results
U.S. Marines end Afghan operations, prepare to come home
After 13 years in Afghanistan, U.S. Marines and British troops have handed off control of their last bases to the Afghan military
U.S. Marines end operations in Afghanistan
In a ceremony Sunday morning, U.S. Marines and British combat troops officially marked the end of their operations in Afghanistan
Attacks on Afghan security forces leave 10 dead
Two separate attacks in volatile provinces of Khost and Helmand leave police and soldiers dead
Good news for a change in Afghanistan
Bob Schieffer on how the actions of a new Afghan president bode for stability in the country
Taliban behead Afghan civilians in deadly offensive
Violence comes amid annual Taliban offensive ahead of withdrawal of foreign combat troops at end of 2014
2 Americans killed in Afghan suicide bombing
Massive blast targeting military convoy rattles neighborhood near U.S. Embassy and base, and usual suspects claim responsibility
Afghan presidential candidate claims election fraud, declares "deadlock"
Abdullah Abdullah says he won election, accuses election authorities of giving the win to his opponent
Obama and NATO face uncertainty instead of closure in Afghanistan
NATO allies expected to celebrate this week the end of the combat mission in Afghanistan, but the country's political turmoil has upended those plans
General: Afghans must solve political chaos to ensure security
Outgoing top commander for U.S. says political turmoil has hurt military training, increasing vulnerability to anticipated Taliban onslaught
Bowe Bergdahl reveals what he wants to do next
Lawyer for Army sergeant who was held captive by Taliban for nearly five years talks about soldier's future
Why America's war in Afghanistan is no victory
Taliban leaders say with U.S. firepower pulling out and the country's ethnic divisions as sharp as ever, their day is just dawning
Abdullah Abdullah: Afghanistan still needs America's support
Afghan presidential candidate says his countrymen must do most of the work themselves, but they will still rely on foreign commitments
Without justice, bereaved Afghans want revenge
Amnesty International says 1,800 Afghan civilians killed by U.S., allies since 2009, and for some families grief has turned to anger
Kerry scores deal to stem Afghan political crisis
Day after top U.S. diplomat reaches Kabul to try and bridge gap between feuding presidential candidates, they announce deal for unity gov't
Kerry makes surprise Afghan visit after attack
Secretary of state's visit follows killing of U.S. general by Afghan soldier at national defense university
More insider attacks follow killing of U.S. general
Afghan police officer kills 7 colleagues, seals their weapons; another police guard exchanges fire with NATO troops in separate incident
U.S. general's killer hid in bathroom, Afghan official says
Motive of Afghan soldier's attack unclear; Maj. Gen. Harold J. Greene's body to be flown to the U.S.
General killed in Afghan attack was engineer
Harold J. Greene rose through the ranks as an expert in developing and fielding the Army's equipment; he was on first deployment to war zone
U.S. general killed in apparent "insider" attack in Afghanistan
Two-star general killed by attacker in Afghan army uniform at training base near Kabul; 15 others wounded, some seriously
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