Report: Afghan insurgents could get U.S. weapons
Special Inspector General reports serious problems in methods of keeping track of thousands of weapons U.S. buys for Afghan security forces
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2 Finnish aid workers killed in Afghanistan
Taliban claims murder of two women ambushed by gunman on motorcycle as they rode taxi in Herat
Bomb kills scores at packed Afghan market
All casualties from suicide blast apparently civilians as shoppers had thronged to market near end of holy month of Ramadan
Kerry tries to stem election crisis in Afghanistan
Amid fraud scandal that has 2 candidates claiming victory, top U.S. diplomat flies in with "a lot of work to do"
Kerry arrives in Afghanistan to meet candidates
Two men are claiming victory in last month's presidential election runoff, a dispute that threatens country's tenuous stability
Afghan suicide blast kills 4 NATO troops
Amid ongoing violence, Secretary Kerry reportedly to intervene in election crisis
Election scandal brings down Afghan official
Election commission secretary steps down day after candidate's team releases purported coded message from him ordering ballot boxes stuffed
Taliban suicide bombers attack NATO fuel trucks
Strike comes as massive fraud allegations mar election for new president
Afghan presidential hopeful accuses election body of fraud
Abdullah Abdullah says second round of voting in deciding successor to Hamid Karzai tainted by widespread fraud
Afghans defy Taliban, turn out for historic election
Insurgents cut off voters' fingers, blast kills nearly 50 as Afghanistan holds run-off election for new leader
Loved ones remember Afghan friendly fire victims
U.S. troops killed this week by a bomb from their own nation's jet remembered by friends and family in Illinois, Ohio
Friendly fire kills 5 U.S. troops in Afghanistan
U.S. official confirms to CBS News it was an American aircraft that mistakenly bombed American troops who had requested air support
Afghan presidential frontrunner escapes bomb attack
Officials say at least 6 dead and 22 wounded, but Abdullah Abdullah unharmed by double bombing in Kabul
Taliban: We treated Bergdahl well while holding him captive
Spokesman says Army sergeant was held under "good conditions" during his years in captivity
Court-martial against Bergdahl could be complicated
Outcry over freed Army sergeant's conduct in Afghanistan getting louder, contributes to hometown canceling celebration
Top U.S. commander in Afghanistan warns of troop withdrawal
Gen. Joseph Dunford tells Senate Armed Services Committee that security in Afghanistan will deteriorate if all U.S. forces leave in 2014
Obama to Pentagon: Plan for Afghan pullout
The president told Afghan President Hamid Karzai by phone the fate of U.S. troops there hinge entirely on the possibility of a security agreement
"Well organized" Taliban attack kills 21 Afghan troops
Afghan leaders aim veiled accusations at neighboring Pakistan after deadliest incident for nation’s army in a year
Afghan domestic violence law draws international outcry
Activists warn law that would limit testimony in domestic violence cases is part of broader Afghan trend of rolling back women's rights
U.S. freezes assets of suspected Haqqani network members
Three suspected militants of group responsible for brazen attacks on U.S. targets in Afghanistan given financial blow by Treasury Department
Afghanistan’s media flourish in Taliban’s wake
In country where TV was banned just 12 years ago, there are now dozens of independent channels ramping up to cover April elections
Faces of young Afghan refugees
Portraits from one of the world’s largest refugee communities
U.S.: Afghanistan has freed 37 “dangerous” prisoners
Pentagon blasts release of “dangerous insurgents who have Afghan blood on their hands”; Afghans say no evidence of wrongdoing
Joint Chiefs chair: Afghan pullout could reverse gains
Top U.S. military officer warns withdrawal of most American, allied forces by end of 2014 could further destabilize region
U.S. soldiers clear the way for Afghanistan withdrawal
As U.S. troops prepare to leave Afghanistan, specialized soldiers make the final sweep of any road used by American forces
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