Truck bomb injures U.S. soldiers at Afghan base
Taliban claims responsibility for blast that passed through first of 2 checkpoints at perimeter of U.S. base south of Kabul
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Taliban claims responsibility for blast that passed through first of 2 checkpoints at perimeter of U.S. base south of Kabul
Taliban claims responsibility for men in Afghan army uniforms turning weapons on American service members; 2 others wounded
Two New Zealand soldiers have been killed and another six injured during a battle with insurgents
Unclear whether slain troops were Americans; 6 international forces killed in first 2 days of August
Nationalities of casualties from insurgent attack in western region not released
Past 3 months show increase of attacks compared to same period in 2011; Attacks in June highest for any month in 2 years
Officials say electrical engineer shot along with two Afghans; Taliban claims responsibility for attack
Three training contractors overall killed by Afghan policeman over the weekend, NATO says
Taliban takes credit for destroying 22 vehicles loaded with fuel and other goods for U.S.-led coalition forces in Afghanistan
Suicide bomber attacks wedding hall in northern Afghanistan, killing prominent warlord-turned-politician
Despite the recent killing of 6 U.S. troops in one bombing, advances in Afghanistan have made roadside bombings less effective
Militants say tank hit roadside bomb in Afghanistan's eastern Wardak province, U.S. officials confirm dead were American
Alliance has not identified nationalities of forces killed by IED; Total 29 people dead from roadside bombs and insurgent attacks
International donors pledged $16B in badly needed development aid for Afghanistan over the next four years
On an unannounced visit to Kabul, Secretary of State Clinton announced the alliance Saturday at the U.S. Embassy
First truck carrying supplies to American and NATO troops in Afghanistan crosses Pakistani border after 7-month closure
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton issues first formal apology since November airstrike that killed dozens of Pakistani troops
So-called "green-on-blue" violence continues, but Pentagon report says no clear link to militants
While supplies aren't plentiful, and training is difficult amid war, the Afghan army's real problem is illiteracy
Taliban emissary sat face-to-face this week with a senior Afghan government official responsible for peace talks
Says assault on resort in which 18 people were killed "bears the signature" of al Qaeda-linked group based in Pakistan
Taliban claims attack which saw heavily armed militants raid hotel north of Kabul; Afghan forces kill all suspects
Third day in a row Americans were targeted by insurgents as violence complicates efforts to train Afghans to take over security
Man rams motorcycle packed with explosives into U.S. military convoy in Khost city, Afghanistan, 12 people killed, 17 wounded
Naamen Meziche allegedly arrested trying to cross into Iran; Key European terror recruiter linked to 9/11 plotters