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U.S. War in Afghanistan

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Afghan Officials: Suicide Bomber Kills 3 Civilians in Kabul

Afghan Officials: Suicide Bomber Kills 3 Civilians in Kabul

By Associated Press
No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack, but Afghan officials have blamed the Taliban.
Afghanistan Sees Drop in Civilian Casualties, But Threat Remains Serious

Afghanistan Sees Drop in Civilian Casualties, But Threat Remains Serious

By Catherine Putz
The UN says more than 500 civilians were killed in the first three months of 2020 and urged a ceasefire so the country can focus on fighting COVID-19.

Taliban Say US Bombing Insurgents at Home Contrary to Deal

Taliban Say US Bombing Insurgents at Home Contrary to Deal

By Associated Press
The U.S. military has refused to address the Taliban's specific complaint but has said that it is abiding by the agreement.

Afghan Officials Say Taliban Attacks Kill 11 Troops, Police

Afghan Officials Say Taliban Attacks Kill 11 Troops, Police

By Associated Press
The Taliban have not claimed responsibility for the latest attacks which Kabul says they carried out on Afghan forces.

US Shames Afghan Leaders’ Obstinance as Pandemic Looms

US Shames Afghan Leaders’ Obstinance as Pandemic Looms

By Associated Press
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo threatened a $1 billion cut to Afghanistan funding if Afghanistan’s leaders can’t settle their feuds.
US Diplomats Urge Afghans to Set Political Squabbles Aside

US Diplomats Urge Afghans to Set Political Squabbles Aside

By Catherine Putz
Top U.S. diplomats dealing with the Afghan conundrum have urged unity and progress; but the political impasse in Kabul persists.

Afghan Government Postpones Prisoner Release, Endangers Deal

Afghan Government Postpones Prisoner Release, Endangers Deal

By Associated Press
The U.S.-Taliban deal was touted at the time as the best chance at ending Afghanistan's endless wars.
Afghans Set to Release 1,500 Taliban; US Wants Less Violence

Afghans Set to Release 1,500 Taliban; US Wants Less Violence

By Associated Press
Ghani's decree on the release came as the U.S. State Department issued a statement saying that the level of violence is "unacceptable."

Australia to Follow US Withdrawal From Afghanistan

Australia to Follow US Withdrawal From Afghanistan

By Joshua Mcdonald
After 18 years of war, Australian troops will withdraw from Afghanistan amid a hoped-for peace.

What Do Afghans Want? Peace, But Not ‘at Any Cost’

What Do Afghans Want? Peace, But Not ‘at Any Cost’

By Karl F. Inderfurth
Afghans have been cautiously hopeful about the peace process, but they are not willing to agree to a peace “at any cost.”

International Criminal Court Approves Afghanistan Investigation

International Criminal Court Approves Afghanistan Investigation

By Associated Press
The investigation targets the Taliban, Afghan, and U.S. forces for war crimes.
US Strikes Taliban Forces Days After ‘Historic’ Deal

US Strikes Taliban Forces Days After ‘Historic’ Deal

By Catherine Putz
The deal promises intra-Afghan talks to start March 10 and the release of Taliban prisoners; Kabul has rejected the latter and is scrambling to build a team for the former.

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