Afghanistan

Five years after the fall of Kabul, 'war on terror' ghosts have come home

From Bagram to Camp Bucca, the West's brutal carceral laboratories inadvertently forged the leaderships that would ultimately dismantle its imperial presence

International law

Exclusive: ICC judges order Taliban case split from Afghanistan probe that covers US troops

From Kabul to Tehran: How US diplomacy turned transactional

US considering sending stranded Afghans in Qatar to the Congo, advocacy group says

US resumes processing Afghan visas that will result in denials, says rights group

'It's a prison': Afghans stranded in US camp in Qatar exposed to Iranian strikes

Taliban says hundreds killed in Pakistani air strike on Kabul hospital

Pakistan bombs Kabul after deadly border clashes with Taliban

'Don't hold out to come to the US': Advocates urge Afghans to seek new lives elsewhere

Afghanistan: The amorphous American empire is alive and well

Hamid Dabashi

US reviewing sanctions waiver on Iranian fuel sales to Afghanistan

A stable Afghanistan is a huge win for China. That's why the US won't allow it

Dan Glazebrook

‘Nothing is certain’: The precarious lives of Afghans in Iran

Qatar's investment in the Taliban: How much influence does it buy?

Andreas Krieg

Nation-building in Afghanistan: What the Taliban must do next

Mahjoob Zweiri

Turkey, frustrated with the Taliban, only giving 'ad hoc' help at Kabul airport

US spy chief says Yemen, Syria and Iraq pose greater terror threat than Afghanistan

Despite its Afghanistan exit, the US will continue to wage war on the Taliban

Jonathan Cook

How Qatar became the US-Taliban mediator - and what happens next

Qatar foreign minister becomes most senior diplomat to visit Kabul since Taliban takeover

Afghanistan debacle shows the political bankruptcy of US liberalism

Omar Zahzah