Afghanistan had a record high number of civilian causalities in 2015, a United Nations report said.
The investigation into the attack of a Doctors without Borders hospital on Oct. 3 concluded that the strike was a tragic accident that was the result of human error.
The U.S. Army is expelling a Green Beret for actions he took after learning that a young boy in Afghanistan was raped and the police weren't going to do anything about it.
Africa has remained polio free for a year now. If no cases are detected during next two years, the continent will be declared polio-free.
US Senator John McCain slams Obama's decision to draw out the US troops from Afghanistan by the end of 2016.
A new mart that has helped women to sell as well as buy preferred items has started an interesting trend for women to do business in Afghanistan.
The first diary of a Guantanamo prisoner, Mohamedou Ould Slahi, who has been tortured since 2002, will be released.
The US government has released five people previously held in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba to the government of Kazakhstan.
Afghan military troops with NATO air support killed at least 138 suspected insurgents in east Afghanistan. The casualties also include seven Afghan soldiers who died fighting the militants.
In the wake of a brutal Taliban attack on a Pakistani school that left 148 dead, of which 132 were children, the Pakistani government has ended its moratorium on the death penalty.
In a reversal of one of Barack Obama's campaign promises, US soldiers will remain in Afghanistan and participate in battle in 2015.
A new report reveals Afghan militias that receive funding and other support from the United States have committed human rights abuses including extrajudicial killings.
