Earthquake strikes northeastern Afghanistan

The 5.3 magnitude earthquake is said to have killed eight people, with reports suggesting the death toll could rise

Taliban celebrates first anniversary of US withdrawal from Afghanistan

The US defense secretary says Washington still has unfinished business in Afghanistan and defended the 20 year occupation, calling it a 'necessary war of self-defense'

Taliban accuses Pakistan of facilitating US-targeted assassinations in Afghanistan

The ousting of Imran Khan indirectly contributed to the killing of Al-Qaeda's leader in Kabul, who was under the Taliban's protection

US judge claims 9/11 victims not entitled to access Afghanistan’s stolen reserves

9/11 families split over compensation demands from Afghanistan's stolen reserves as the country is facing a major humanitarian crisis

US will press on with talks to return half of Afghanistan’s reserves: Report

US officials will reluctantly restart talks with the Taliban to return $3.5bln of Afghanistan's reserves

Cash-strapped Afghanistan offers to barter dried fruits, medicinal herbs for Russian fuel

Afghanistan's humanitarian crisis took a turn for the worse this week, after the White House finalized their theft of $7bln of the country's foreign reserves

White House finalizes theft of Afghanistan’s foreign reserves

On the first anniversary of the Taliban's victory against the US-trained army, Washington unilaterally decided to keep $7bln of Afghanistan's foreign reserves

Afghanistan requests import of oil and wheat from Russia

Afghanistan is looking to boost its trade ties with Moscow after years of not doing so under the former US-backed administration

Several dead in Afghanistan after ISIS bombs Ashura gathering

Afghanistan has seen a marked spike in ISIS attacks since the botched withdrawal of US troops from the country last year

US and Taliban officials inch towards deal to unfreeze Afghanistan’s reserves: Report

Since the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan last year, the US has kept nearly $10bln of the country's foreign reserves frozen in the Federal Reserve Bank of New York

US to end humanitarian relief to Afghanistan under new law

Under the new NDAA bill, the US Department of Defense cannot use its assets to transfer any goods to Afghanistan, putting the country at extreme risk of famine

US officials coordinate not to do anything ‘stupid’ ahead of Afghanistan withdrawal anniversary

Government officials are allegedly hoping to mitigate further political damage for Joe Biden at a time when his popularity is plummeting

UK special forces covered up civilian executions in Afghanistan: BBC

Over 50 Afghan civilians were reportedly killed by the British SAS between November 2010 and May 2011

Biden removes Afghanistan from list of ‘major non-NATO allies’

This decision comes nearly one year after the US ended their occupation of Afghanistan due to the defeat of US-backed forces to Taliban insurgents

The Empire is not done torturing Afghanistan

Despite its resounding defeat, NATO is not quite done with inflicting misery on the land of the Afghans

Iranian border guard killed on southeast border with Afghanistan

Iran's special envoy for Afghanistan urges the Afghan caretaker government to identify the culprits behind this recent assault

Iran pledges further support to Afghanistan after deadly earthquake

Iran dispatched two cargo planes filled with humanitarian aid, and sent a team of medical experts, on the day of the earthquake

Rescue work continues in Afghanistan as earthquake injury toll rises above 1,500

Iran was the first country to send relief aid, while the UN aid organization OCHA is additionally set to deploy response teams to the affected areas

Iran dispatches humanitarian aid to earthquake-struck Afghanistan

Over 1,000 people were killed by an earthquake that hit Afghanistan earlier in the day

Hundreds dead after earthquake hits Afghanistan

Ahead of the natural disaster, Afghanistan was already experiencing an acute humanitarian disaster as a result of a US-led economic blockade

Afghanistan mosque bombing kills one and injures seven in Kunduz province

The Taliban has pledged to fight terrorism in Afghanistan, particularly the local ISIS affiliate, ISIS-K

Recognizing Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan not on Moscow agenda: Official

Russia, Iran and China have repeatedly called on the Taliban to form an inclusive government and to allow education for girls

Relatives of 9/11 victims call on Biden to return Afghanistan’s foreign reserves

Afghanistan has faced an acute hunger crisis since Washington decided to block the country from accessing its foreign reserves

At least 12 killed in multiple bombings in Afghanistan

Taliban authorities have not yet released official figures of casualties in this latest attack

UK lawmakers blast Afghanistan withdrawal as a ‘disaster and betrayal’

The chaotic withdrawal of NATO troops from Afghanistan last year left hundreds dead and caused worldwide condemnation

Nearly 20 million facing severe food insecurity in Afghanistan: UN report

At the same time last year, the number of food insecure Afghans was 9.5 million

Germany to limit admission of refugees from Afghanistan

Afghans remain the second main citizenship of first-time asylum applications for the third year in a row in Germany

US left behind $7 billion worth of military equipment in Afghanistan: Report

According to a DOD report, the US does not intend to either 'retrieve or destroy' the equipment left behind

Dozens dead after attack on Shia Mosque in northern Afghanistan

Afghanistan has witnessed a spate of ISIS attacks targeting the Shia minority since the chaotic withdrawal of US troops from the country

World Bank to resume three major projects in Afghanistan

The projects were halted after the Taliban ordered the temporary closure of girls schools across the country