Afghan Army

The Taliban is repeating the US’ counterinsurgency mistakes

Washington’s ill-planned approach strengthened the Taliban insurgency. Now, Kabul risks doing the same to Daesh-K.

Afghan Taliban to put forth 'written peace deal' at talks next month

"Although we (Taliban) have the upper hand on the battlefield, we are very serious about talks and dialogue," a spokesperson of the Afghan insurgent group tells Reuters.

Dozens killed in wave of attacks blamed on Taliban across Afghanistan

Frustration and fear grow over the recent spike in violence and both the Afghan government and Taliban are blaming each other.

Eight Afghan soldiers die fighting off Taliban attack on key city

In a separate incident north of the capital Kabul, unidentified gunmen opened fire on worshippers offering evening prayers at a mosque, killing at least seven people and wounding 12, police said.

Taliban revoke ban on Red Cross, provide security guarantees

Taliban leaders imposed a ban on the ICRC and the World Health Organisation (WHO) earlier in April saying the organisations were carrying out "suspicious" activities during vaccinations campaigns and not sticking to their declared missions.

'You have the watches, we have the time'

The cancellation of the agreement between the US government and the Taliban has nothing to do with the loss of life.

Taliban attacks Afghan province as violence overshadows peace deal

Taliban launched offensive against Farah city in western Afghanistan, officials say, in latest attack as US pushes for a peace deal that would allow it to begin withdrawing troops.

On the frontiers of Afghanistan’s most dangerous districts for civilians

In one corner of Afghanistan, civilians risk attacks by the Taliban and Daesh, killings by Afghan army units, and US drone strikes.

Suicide car bomb kills at least 7 in Afghan capital

The target was a US convoy passing through an eastern neighbourhood of Kabul. This is the second suicide attack in the capital in as many days.

Weapons that the Taliban capture don't need to be fired to wreak havoc

Images of Taliban fighters acquiring enemy weaponry have been shared on social media and the fact is that the Taliban gets its arms from different sources for years. But what impact does this have on the war.

At least 43 killed during clashes between Taliban and Afghan army

The provincial governor's office said 16 other troops were wounded in the attack that began Friday and continued into Saturday in Wahser district.

Attack on Afghanistan army checkpoint kills at least six troops

Another seven soldiers were wounded in the siege in Sari Pul province, which the local government pinned on the Taliban.