Bringing peace to Afghanistan will require renewed commitment from partners and neighbors.

Why have the Taliban been able to make inroads in northern Afghanistan?

Could the strike on eastern Afghanistan help Pakistan with its cross-border militancy problem?

Analysts continue to misjudge the potential threat posed by the Islamic State’s contingent in Afghanistan. They shouldn’t.

Today marks the two-year anniversary of ISIS’s new front in Afghanistan. Can the group consider its venture a success?

Although the ISKP is at a disadvantage, several factors could help it rise again in 2017.

A recent survey shows that, while many problems persist in Afghanistan, there are some positive developments.

The target and timing suggests the Islamic State's local affiliate is responsible, aiming to stoke sectarianism.

The streak of attacks in Balochistan underlines Pakistan’s problem with the sectarian groups it used to support.

A recent suicide attack on a tribal jirga underscores the region's importance to global terrorism.

Why the fortress fiefdom effect is reducing the combat capabilities of Afghan forces.

Commandos are the country's best hope for staving off advances from the Taliban and ISIS.

Achin's district governor is at war with an old friend from Guantanamo Bay.

A year after its founding, the Islamic State’s Khurasan province remains a notional entity.

2015 saw Afghanistan face several challenges, but the National Unity Government saw modest success as well.

Fears of spillover from Afghanistan and ISIS have prompted Moscow to increase its military might in Central Asia.