Afghan bomb attack kills 2 NATO service members
Coalition doesn't identify nationality of troops killed; Blast took place where most forces come from U.S.
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Coalition doesn't identify nationality of troops killed; Blast took place where most forces come from U.S.
Agreement on sharing security responsibilities key to America's exit strategy
Officials arrest Taliban fighters smuggling explosives in truck carrying potatoes from Pakistan
Afghan president condemns photos of American soldiers posing with mangled remains of insurgents as "odious"
Los Angeles Times releases photographs apparently showing U.S. Army personnel with dead bodies of Afghan suicide bombers
Mohammad Ashan, a mid-level Taliban commander, walked into a police station with a wanted poster bearing his own face
Female students suffer headaches and vomiting at school in Takhar province; Officials call contamination "an intentional act"
Afghan president wants specifics on how much money U.S. will give Afghan forces in coming years
Largest non-NATO coalition member now expects to pull out most troops by end of 2013; U.S. plans to withdraw combat force by 2014
As NATO prepares to drawn down its troop levels in Afghanistan, commanders look at a final full-strength assault on the enemy
The U.S.-Pakistan relationship likely to be upset again over continued attacks by militants out of Pakistan
18-hour attack in Afghan capital retribution for U.S. troops' Koran-burning, alleged civilian massacre, spokesman says
Militant arrested amid 18-hour assault on Kabul, 3 other cities confesses to Qaeda, Taliban-linked group's involvement
The second day of a "spring offensive" by the Taliban in Afghanistan strikes near the country's parliament building
A Taliban spokesman says the latest attacks are in revenge for a series of U.S. transgressions in Afghanistan
Explosions, gunfire rock Kabul and eastern provinces, as militants target parliament building, foreign embassies, NATO bases
U.S. soldier charged in Afghanistan massacre will not participate in an Army review aimed at determining his mental state
Potential plan would pair smaller special operations teams with Afghan forces to secure country
Taliban claims responsibility for pair of suicide suicide attacks that left 16 dead
Afghans will now control where and when night raids take place, officials say; agreement eases U.S. troop drawdown
Taliban claims attack on gov't-backed militia as violence targeting state security forces ramps up amid expected spring offensive
General Sher Mohammed Karimi, the chief Afghan investigator, says he was never allowed to speak to Sgt. Bales
Taliban claims suicide bomber kills at least three coalition troops in northern province; Latest in string of attacks
Commander of U.S., NATO forces in Afghanistan hopes recent killing of Afghan civilians doesn't distract from larger strategy
Officials say police officer awoke at remote outpost, killed colleagues, took their weapons and disappeared