Jesse Watters: Taliban return to power stokes Americans’ fear ahead of 9/11 ‘The Five’ discuss possible threats facing America after Biden’s Afghanistan withdrawal “The Five” discussed recent polls suggesting Americans
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Leon Panetta: It's a mistake for the U.S. to count on the Taliban in Afghanistan
The Taliban, who were ousted from power by the U.S. in 2001, now control nearly all of Afghanistan. “I think the Taliban is not to be trusted. The reality is
Continue reading »Taliban brags: US troops left Kabul, Afghanistan 'gained full independence'
‘Don’t trust the Taliban,’ hundreds gather outside White House The official Twitter account of the Taliban in Afghanistan celebrated the final withdrawal of U.S. troops from Kabul in the wee
Continue reading »At Least 500 U.S. Citizens Still Want To Leave Afghanistan Amid Evacuation: Blinken
At least 500 U.S. citizens remain in Afghanistan who want to leave the country amid the U.S. military’s evacuations, according to Secretary of State Antony Blinken. Since Aug. 14, over
Continue reading »Afghanistan evacuations pick up pace as Taliban claim women, press will have rights
Thousands of diplomats and aid workers have been evacuated, according to Western governments, along with at least several hundred Afghans. In a press conference Tuesday night, a spokesman for the
Continue reading »Ex-U.S. Army Captain calls America's friendship a ‘death sentence’ unless Afghan allies can be saved
The Taliban captured the strategic city of Ghazni on Thursday, bringing their front line within 90 miles of the capital city of Kabul. “Unfortunately, at this point, it seems to
Continue reading »Inside the Siege of Kunduz
KUNDUZ, AFGHANISTAN – At a mechanic’s shop-turned-frontline outpost on the east side of this besieged northern city, Afghan Army officer Shafiqullah Shafiq points to a Taliban sniper’s nest in a
Continue reading »Bomb kills at least 25 people near school in Afghan capital
A bomb exploded near a school in a Shiite district of west Kabul on Saturday, killing at least 25 people, many them young students, Afghan government spokesmen said. The Taliban
Continue reading »Ghani Sees U.S. Troops Staying in Afghanistan as Taliban Attacks
Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani signaled Friday that he expects the Biden administration to keep U.S. troops in his country for longer than anticipated under the peace deal signed by the
Continue reading »Afghan, Taliban Teams Agree on Terms for Conducting Peace Talks
In this article The government of Afghanistan and the rebel Taliban movement have agreed on procedural rules for peace talks to end the country’s 19 years of conflict. The terms,
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