40 trends tracked about this subject — the full history, oldest to newest below.
Afghan girls operating in secret schools are issuing 'letters to the world' to highlight their struggle for education under Taliban control.
Coverage examines the state of global terrorism and al-Qaeda's trajectory twenty-five years after the 9/11 attacks.
A surge of retrospectives and a New York Times review of Peter Bergen's 'All the Presidents’ Wars' mark 25 years since the September 11 attacks.
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Six million deportees are being forced to restart their lives under Taliban rule, including individuals who have never previously visited Afghanistan.
ICE is expanding 'third country' deportations, sending Afghans and other migrants to African nations under a new legal framework.
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Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai lives under Taliban rule while demanding that schools reopen and opposing international recognition.
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Reports emerge on the anniversary of the Taliban's return to power in Kabul, contrasting official celebrations with the trauma of Afghan women.
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Five years after the U.S. withdrawal, the Taliban are calling for the reopening of the U.S. embassy in Kabul and renewed American investment.
The Taliban mark five years since their return to power in Afghanistan amid ongoing international scrutiny and deepening global ties.
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Reports highlight the ongoing educational crisis for Afghan girls under Taliban rule, with millions remaining barred from formal schooling.
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Flash floods in Afghanistan's Nuristan province have killed at least 23 people and left over 100 missing as rescuers search for survivors.
New Taliban enforcement of dress codes in Herat, Afghanistan, is triggering significant disruption to local business operations.
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Pakistani airstrikes in Afghanistan have killed dozens of civilians, raising urgent questions about the ongoing cross-border violence.
Pakistani airstrikes in Afghanistan have killed 36 civilians and wounded 160, drawing swift coverage from AP and NPR.
Pakistan military operations along the Afghan border have resulted in conflicting reports regarding the number of casualties.
Pakistan security forces report a major cross-border operation resulting in 29 militant deaths along the Afghan frontier.
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The European Union has hosted Afghan Taliban officials in Brussels for the first time to conduct closed-door discussions regarding migrant deportations.
The EU and Afghan Taliban meet behind closed doors in Brussels, marking their first diplomatic encounter over deportations and consular access.
A Taliban delegation is traveling to Brussels for high-level, closed-door talks with European Union officials regarding the deportation of Afghan migrants.
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Afghanistan implements smartphone bans for civil servants and military personnel across expanding provinces.
Afghan civil servants and soldiers are destroying their phones after the Taliban announced a ban on smartphones.
Afghanistan’s rare protests over women’s arrests turn deadly as Taliban enforces dress code crackdown
Airstrikes along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border have resulted in civilian fatalities, interrupting a recent period of relative stability in the region.