Report: Afghan bank sent millions abroad in fraud
Independent review finds hundreds of millions smuggled from Kabul Bank to accounts in more than 2 dozen countries, including U.S.
Afghanistan: The New Reality
2 killed, dozens injured in Afghan bomb blast
2 dead as car laden with explosives goes off in eastern Afghanistan; Taliban claims credit
Far from home, U.S. troops carve out own holiday
Service members celebrate Thanksgiving as best they can, with traditional meal and games of "ultimate football"
Attempted attack on U.S. base in Kabul thwarted
2 security guards killed as would-be suicide bombers approach base; 1 bomber detonated explosives, other shot dead
Afghan president: U.S. violating pact on detainees
Afghan president accuses American forces of continuing to capture, hold Afghans in violation of bilateral agreement
Afghans fear abandonment as 2014 looms
As foreigners leave in droves ahead of NATO's withdrawal, Afghans wonder if real stabilizers - money and support - will keep flowing
2 NATO service members killed in Afghanistan
Land mine also kills 17 Afghans traveling to a wedding in western part of country
Pakistan frees Taliban militants for peace talks
Officials say handful of fighters released as tentative "1st phase" of Pakistani backing for nascent talks with Afghan gov't
Testimony, much of it dramatic, wraps up in hearing on Afghan massacre
Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, on base in U.S., sees witnesses including many children, via video link, recall 16 killings he's accused of
Children testify of horror in Afghan massacre trial
Seven-year-old girl tells of hiding behind her father as he was shot and killed, as military trial of Staff Sgt. Robert Bales continues
Victims testify about details of Afghan massacre
As the Afghans recounted the horror that left 16 dead, the U.S. soldier accused of carrying out the rampage sat quietly in the courtroom
2 NATO service members die in Afghanistan
Service members were killed in an insurgent attack and by a non-battle related injury respectively
Army agent: Afghan anger delayed massacre probe
Investigator testifies in Staff Sgt. Robert Bales hearing that victims' bodies were buried before he could see crime scenes
Afghan rampage prosecutor: Soldier was bloody
Military opens preliminary hearing saying Staff Sgt. Robert Bales came back to base with victims' blood over clothes, rifle
U.S. slaps sanctions on Afghan "suicide" chief
State Department labels top lieutenant in Haqqani terror group a global terrorist, blocks any of his assets in U.S.
Soldier accused of Afghan massacre in court
Staff Sgt. Robert Bales faces prosecutors in lengthy process determining whether slaughter accusations go to court-martial
Roadside bomb kills Afghan district police chief
Officials say a roadside bombing in southern Afghanistan has killed a district police chief
Two Afghan intelligence officials missing in the U.S.
The FBI is searching for two Afghan men who came to the U.S. to participate in an advanced security program and went missing
Apparent Afghan insider attack kills NATO troops
Man wearing Afghan police uniform kills two British troops, military officials say
Deadly suicide bombing outside Afghan mosque
Bomber attacked as provincial officials gathered with worshippers to celebrate Muslim holiday; Police, soldiers among casualties
Taliban claims it launched apparent insider attack
Spokesman identifies shooter of U.S. service members as member of Afghan security forces; Authorities continue investigation
2 U.S. troops die in apparent insider attack
Man Afghanistan police uniform opens fire in 1st apparent insider incident targeting NATO troops in more than a month
Taliban leader says insider attacks will increase
Mullah Mohammad Omar urged "every brave Afghan in the ranks of the foreign forces and their Afghan hirelings ... to strike them"
U.S. troop killed in eastern Afghanistan
At least 12 Americans killed this month, and latest death comes amid fears that militants regrouping in rugged eastern provinces; Karzai lashes out over alleged kids' deaths in NATO raid
After 11 years, the Taliban still not defeated
The U.S. chased the Taliban from power in Afghanistan in just 5 weeks, but with Pakistan safe havens, they still thrive
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