Afghanistan

To no small degree, 2002 cemented the world we live in today.

Prince is back in the spotlight after more than a decade of largely working in the shadows.

Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda's office said she will continue her work for the Hague-based tribunal "without fear or favor."

Progressive veterans say peace is a litmus test for Democrats.

While U.S. teenagers fight for their right to live, a world away, Afghanistan's teens are doing the same thing.

Phyllis Bennis says the issue is not just who isn't at the table for Afghanistan peace talks, but also who is.

Media reports on the statistics of drone attacks seldom detail the physical and mental damage to civilians.

Research has shown that using war to address terror tactics is a fruitless approach.

Constant military surveillance of Afghan citizens is not the answer.

Trump's Venezuela policy has a similar strategic purpose to the 1980s wars in Grenada, Panama and Nicaragua.