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The drug trade and mining make up the largest share of Taliban revenue.
The halted peace talks and upcoming elections have one critical point in common: they both operate with a “winner-takes-all” political...
The Afghan president wants to stay in power, even if that means putting a peace deal with the Taliban in...
Financial hardship among Afghans surges amid an epic drought.
Many have their eyes on Donald Trump's Twitter feed anticipating an announcement of a deal with the Taliban.
A bomb blast in western Pakistan may have targeted the Afghan Taliban leader Haibatullah Akhundzada.
It appears that it's the beginning of the end of the U.S. presence in Afghanistan.
U.S. and Taliban officials are sticking to the same script, offering little information on the state of their peace negotiations.
Hanif Atmar suspends his campaign. That may signal that Afghanistan's presidential elections are off or ethnic strife lies ahead for...
Surprisingly, the Afghan Taliban did not take Pakistan's side in the ongoing crisis in Kashmir.