Even if peace is reached with the Taliban, terrorism will remain a serious problem in Afghanistan.

“We will take revenge for every civilian drop of blood,” President Ghani vowed as Kabul mourns 63 dead.

It's not only a negotiating tactic. There's real fear on the Taliban's end about what happens after the guns go silent.

The much-touted conference was attended by Taliban, Afghan government representatives, women, and civil society.

Even as officials continue to talk peace, violence has surged in Afghanistan.

The Afghan president is visiting Islamabad with renewed hope but also caution.

In Afghanistan’s “Land of Light,” the Taliban-government war is as much personal blood feud as political conflict.

Russia's embrace of the Taliban is increasingly coming at the expense of Afghan President Ghani's government.

Kandahar has come a long way since Taliban rule. What do its residents think about the peace talks?

Concerns are growing that Afghanistan's government will not survive an eventual U.S. withdrawal.

After marathon talks, many questions about Afghanistan’s future remain unanswered.

U.S. forces assisted Afghan troops in quelling the attack on a construction company in Nangarhar province.

This week's critical talks between the U.S. and the Taliban revolve around a two-item agenda.

Emboldened by foreign support, the Taliban continue to refuse talks with the Afghan government.

The Taliban's bloody terror campaign continues with an attack on a favorite target.

The Taliban has many reasons to seek talks with Afghanistan’s neighbors.