Afghanistan

In an excerpt from his memoir about working with war correspondent Marie Colvin, ‘Under the Wire: Marie Colvin's Final Assignment,’ photographer Paul Conroy describes his strained relationships at home …

Continuity in the imperialistic policies of the United States is especially evident when it comes to the strategy of ‘counterinsurgency,’ notably in Afghanistan.

This acquittal marks a major breakthrough by those who have sought to strengthen international law, and stop U.S. war crimes, including extra-judicial murder by the illegal drones.

Statistically, what happens to U.S. troops is almost nothing. In human terms, it's overwhelming.

After four decades of war, a global consensus over Afghanistan and reforms in the Pakistani statehood, with the United Nation's help, is needed following US withdrawal.

The dusty cemetery in Saracha village hosts three new graves and their families want justice.

New relaxed legislations will increase the flow of American-made military parts to the worldu2019s conflicts and make it harder to enforce arms sanctions as thousands of parts of military …

The war in Afghanistan continues despite the absence of any convincing motive and ever-compounding costs.

Will the US still be meddling in Afghanistan 30 years from now? If history is any guide, the answer is yes.

The USu2019s dependency on drone warfare reveals a laziness in properly imagining geography.