Afghanistan’s brutal Taliban regime operates a squalid prison that’s the “closest thing to hell,” according to an elderly British couple who say they were detained in its moldy, rat-infested cells.

Federal policy changes and heated rhetoric have added to pressures on Afghan immigrants plunged into the U.S.'s vastly different society. How are they adapting?

The U.N. refugee agency says the return of millions of Afghans from neighboring Pakistan and Iran is pushing Afghanistan to ...

The Foreign Office on Thursday urged Afghanistan to take decisive action against terror outfits operating from Afghan soil, stressing that while Pakistan sought peace and prosperity for Afghanistan, ...

Canada updated its terrorist entities list in 2026, naming militant groups, extremist movements, and cartels as part of its ...

When Said Noor, a US Army veteran, picked up a phone call on December 2, he immediately knew something was wrong.

Are there any good men in Afghanistan? The opening film at this year’s Berlin Film Festival poses the question against the ...

The decision most likely ends a bitter, yearslong legal battle over the fate of the girl, whose adoption over the objections ...

Shahrbanoo Sadat's third feature 'No Good Men' places a classic battle-of-the-sexes workplace romcom against a backdrop of ...

A good heart these days is hard to find, and never more so than in the middle of a war zone. Written and directed by ...

Brent Renaud's life, legacy and Arkansas roots are the subject of the new Oscar-nominated documentary "Armed Only with a Camera: The Life and Death of Brent Renaud." ...