Discipline, not charges, urged in Koran burning
After U.S. troops burned Korans at a U.S. base in Afghanistan in February, a rash of deadly protests and attacks erupted
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After U.S. troops burned Korans at a U.S. base in Afghanistan in February, a rash of deadly protests and attacks erupted
Civilians driving in southern Afghanistan killed when car hit mine laid in road; 7 militants killed in attack on U.S. outpost
Senior Pakistani official says Islamabad "scaled down" amount sought for per-vehicle charge on NATO supply convoys
More than 2,000 Americans have now died in Afghanistan, but thousands more lives have been turned upside-down with grief
Military coalition says "right to self-defense" unaltered in spite of Karzai's claim strikes in civilian areas banned
The Salang Tunnel, which NATO relies on for supplying its forces, is fraught with danger
Suicide bomber disguised as woman in burqa blows himself up in market
Pre-dawn raid killed 18 civilians including women, children, village elders in effort to capture Taliban operative
Police say attack near Peshawar tore apart back of bus, leaving more than 40 more people wounded
15 inmates still at large after insurgents attack jail in Sar-e-Pul province; 3 prisoners killed, more than two dozen wounded
Messages allegedly sent from soldier before his capture in Afghanistan show disgust with war, suggest possible defection
Defense chief says U.S. "reaching the limits of our patience"; Warns Pakistan to act, or U.S. may expand fight
Defense chief to assess fight against militants as Afghan leader says "unacceptable" NATO strike killed 18 civilians
Not immediately clear whether chopper crash was accident, U.S.-led coalition says
Taliban attacks and other violence including a NATO airstrike highlight persistent instability
Local officials, residents say air strike killed 5 women, 7 kids; Military says Taliban targeted, looking into civilian claims
Motorcycle packed with explosives blows up in small market outside sprawling Kandahar Air Field, used by U.S. troops
Alliance's agreements with Central Asian nations allow it to evacuate vehicles, military equipment from Afghanistan
Taliban insurgents detonate bomb, try to storm coalition base, but were repelled by NATO forces, officials say
Staff Sgt. Robert Bales accused of gunning down fewer Afghans in pre-dawn shooting rampage, lawyer says; Steroid charge added
Sakhr al-Taifi, high-ranking al Qaeda, and another militant killed in airstrike near Pakistan border, NATO says
Coalition investigating report of family members killed in Paktia province
New French President Francois Hollande announces withdrawal of nation's combat troops in surprise visit to Kabul
Veteran diplomat Ryan Crocker to leave Afghan post this summer, following NATO announcement of exit strategy from war
Alliance leaders solidify plans for an "irreversible transition," with Afghan security forces taking control next summer