Afghan Taliban

One Afghan explains why he’s concerned about the return of the Taliban to the official political arena in Afghanistan.

As intra-Afghan talks start in Doha, India is left without a good hand to play vis-à-vis the Taliban.

What does the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan’s reunification mean for Afghanistan and Pakistan?

The much-delayed talks are reportedly set to begin this weekend.

Amid the push to start talks, a recent bombing illustrates that Afghanistan's security problems are bigger than just the Taliban.

The delayed negotiations are the second, critical part to a peace deal the U.S. signed with the Taliban in February in Doha.

Two major splinter groups recently reunited with Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan. What that means for regional security remains unclear.

The intra-Afghan peace process should reflect the positions and interests of the people -- not just the elites.

The next step may very well be intra-Afghan talks, but the Taliban have spent the first half of the year bludgeoning the Afghan security forces.

After Eid ul Adha at the end of July, the Taliban say they're ready for talks with the Afghan government.

The shuffle is meant to tighten Taliban leader Mullah Hibatullah Akhunzada’s control over the movement's military and political arms.