Kabul
Blast kills seven at Chinese-run restaurant in Afghan capital, Islamic State claims responsibility
The noodle restaurant was jointly run by a Chinese Muslim, Abdul Majid, his wife, and an Afghan partner, Abdul Jabbar Mahmood, and served the Chinese Muslim community, a police spokesperson said.
Why are tensions flaring again between Afghanistan and Pakistan? - explainer
Kabul must rein in militants for ceasefire to hold, says Pakistan
Pakistan closes border with Afghanistan following exchanges of fire
Suicide blast outside Afghan foreign ministry kills 20, Taliban says
Suicide bombers hit Kabul during peak travel times through the city.
One dead as fresh clashes erupt between Afghan, Pakistani border forces
The last months have seen an uptick in border violence between the two countries, especially at the key trade route of Chaman.
Preserving the hidden world of Afghan Jews
A Jewish Afghan American and an anonymous partner from Afghanistan team up to preserve the Jewish community’s heritage.
Russia says suicide blast kills in Afghan capital two embassy staff
The attacker was shot dead by armed guards as he approached the gate • Number of casualties unclear
21 killed, 33 wounded in mosque explosion in Kabul
A huge explosion struck a mosque in Kabul during evening prayers. Many people are feared to be dead or injured.
How a New York Jew wound up trying to help an Afghan man he met on Clubhouse
When their money ran out in November, they apologetically asked if Rosenzweig could help with basic living expenses. Rosenzweig raised around $5,000 on GoFundMe and sent the money to Afghanistan.
Blast in Kabul, Afghanistan kills 8; Islamic State claims responsibility
The militant group said in a statement that 20 people were killed and injured in an attack launched in western Kabul.
Al-Qaeda's Zawahiri likely killed by special Hellfire missiles with swords
A senior administration official told reporters two Hellfire missiles were fired from an unmanned aerial vehicle at Zawahiri.
Jenin, Pelosi, sanctions and al-Qaeda: Four stories, one denominator - analysis
The denominator in each of these cases is that decisions to act were made even though non-action would have preserved the quiet.
United Arab Emirates set to run Kabul airport in deal with Taliban
In the months leading up to the ground services being awarded to the UAE, Taliban reportedly made unexplained changes to its team negotiating with Qatar and Turkey.
