En Afganistán, las mujeres jóvenes de Kabul siguen excluidas de la escuela secundaria

En Afganistán, las mujeres llevan ya tres meses esperando a que el Gobierno talibán decida su destino. Un asunto clave es si las alumnas mayores podrán regresar a la escuela secundaria. Ahora que se acercan las vacaciones escolares de invierno,...

'Let Us Eat': Kabul Protesters Demand Release of Frozen Afghan Assets

"This money belongs to the people and should be freed," one demonstrator said at the demonstration demanding the lifting of a U.S.-led freeze on Afghan assets.

Hundreds queue for passports in Kabul in bid to leave Afghanistan

Those desperate to leave stood patiently in single file, a day after the Taliban resumed issuing travel documents.

Evakuierung aus Afghanistan: Luftbrücke wieder aufgebaut

Die „Kabulluftbrücke“ evakuiert in einem Charterflug 148 Menschen aus Afghanistan. Der Bundesregierung wirft sie Untätigkeit vor.

No Accountability in Military Probe of Kabul Drone Strike — but Intelligence Failures Laid Bare

“They never look at the big picture. It’s never a weaponeering problem and is almost always an intelligence assessment problem that leads to these incidents.”

Denial of Wrongdoing in Deadly Kabul Strike Reveals 'Systemic Problem' at Pentagon: Critics

"The very framework of these targeted strikes is rotten. It cannot self-regulate or fix itself because it's inherently flawed."

Taliban Say Islamic State Gunmen Stormed Kabul Military Hospital

Taliban forces killed four assailants and captured one alive to end the siege at the Sardar Mohamaad Dawood Khan hospital

Journalist Survives Attack by Gunman in Kabul

No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack

Uncertain future for Kabul booksellers » Borneo Bulletin Online

<p>KABUL (AFP) – The problem with this publication, a bookseller in the Afghan capital Kabul explained, is not so much that it’s by Michelle Obama, but that she’s not wearing a hijab in the cover photo. The former United States (US) first lady’s...

Times Investigation: In U.S. Drone Strike, Evidence Suggests No ISIS Bomb

U.S. officials said a Reaper drone followed a car for hours and then fired based on evidence it was carrying explosives. But in-depth video analysis and interviews at the site cast doubt on that account.

Taliban Strikes Journalists In Kabul As Women Protest For Their Rights

Taliban militants have attacked several journalists covering a Kabul rally by a group of women demanding "work, bread, and education," spurring concerns about the deterioration of the rights situation under Afghanistan’s new rulers.

How Feminists Can Support Afghan Women Living Under the Taliban

When the United States pulled out of Afghanistan, it froze billions of dollars in Afghan assets, grinding many of the country’s most essential operations to a halt and spreading misery. The US government must release those funds., Afghan women,...

The Names You'll Never Know

As a parting shot, on its way out of Afghanistan, the United States military launched a drone attack that the Pentagon called a “righteous strike.” The

Will We Remember the Victims of the Kabul Drone Strike?

For 20 years, the War on Terror has brought death and destruction to countless countries. Will we remember the victims?