Kabul News

Nearly 25 years after the U.S.-led invasion, NPR revisits Kabul to explore how Afghans are coping with the 20-year war's legacy under renewed Taliban rule. The

In Afghanistan, where the Taliban has banned girls from school after the sixth grade, a secret school in Kabul is providing education to girls aged 14 to 16, wh

Kabul has rejected Pakistan's assertion that Jaish-e-Mohammed founder Masood Azhar is in Afghanistan, a claim Pakistan has often made while facing international

Five years after the US withdrawal, the Taliban are reportedly using American weapons and vehicles in Afghanistan, a country from which the 9/11 attacks were pl

Twenty-five years after 9/11, the Taliban has regained control of Afghanistan, utilizing American armored vehicles, tactical gear, and weapons, as reported by C

A school blast in Kabul has injured 42 children, reigniting fears within the Hazara community.

A grenade attack near a school in the Afghan capital has wounded numerous children, according to authorities, with the United Nations' special rapporteur condem

A hand grenade attack near a school in Kabul injured approximately 50 children, drawing condemnation from the United Nations' special rapporteur for Afghanistan

The Afghan embassy hosted an event to mark the fifth anniversary of the Taliban's return to power in Kabul.

An explosion has been reported at a school in Kabul, Afghanistan, with the cause and number of casualties currently unconfirmed and no comment yet from the Tali

Five years after the fall of Kabul, the Taliban maintains its control over Afghanistan despite facing numerous domestic and international challenges.

Five years after the fall of Kabul, Afghanistan celebrates 'Freedom Day' as the Taliban showcase American-made spoils of war. The article describes the aftermat

Five years after the fall of Kabul, the Taliban's victory has led to the displacement of hundreds of thousands of Afghans and the re-imposition of a strict auth

Five years after the fall of Kabul, David Patrikarakos travels to Afghanistan to report on life under Taliban rule, encountering officials and citizens abandone

Tom Sasse, South Asia bureau chief, provides an inside look at a girls' school in Kabul, highlighting the bleak future for the few Afghan girls still able to pu

India has stated that Pakistan is unable to accept India's increasing diplomatic relations with Kabul.

Pakistan has vowed retaliation against any attack on its vessels amidst the West Asia conflict. The Foreign Office spokesperson also rejected Amnesty Internatio

Transit trade between Afghanistan and Pakistan has plummeted to USD 367 million due to Kabul's decision to shift its trade routes.

India Today reports from Kabul, detailing the struggles of Afghans facing Pakistani strikes, a severe hunger crisis, and drought.

Shapoor Zadran was laid to rest in Kabul, with his Afghanistan teammates paying their final tributes.