US Envoy for Afghan Peace Returns to Kabul as Latest Bombing Kills 14
Last week, the Taliban demanded a complete withdrawal of foreign forces as the only solution to end Afghanistan's war.
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UN Says 21 Afghan Civilians Killed in Separate Airstrikes
The U.N. mission in Afghanistan said Wednesday that 21 civilians were killed in two separate airstrikes over the weekend.
Pentagon Adjusts Tactics as Afghan Army Toll Rises: Mattis
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said Monday that the U.S. military is adjusting tactics in Afghanistan.
Georgia Guardsmen to Face Crowded, Complex Battlefield in Afghanistan
The Islamic State group is lurking in eastern parts of the country where the Georgia troops are headed.
UN Envoy: Afghanistan Is In Best Position for Peace Talks
The U.N. envoy for Afghanistan said that the country is in its best position to start peace talks with the Taliban.
Taliban Say They're Ready for Second Round of Talks with US
The Taliban are ready for a second round of talks with the U.S., possibly this month.
Mattis: Afghans Boost Troop Vetting After Insider Attacks
The Afghan military has increased its vetting of forces working with American troops as a result of recent insider attacks.
Taliban Attack Afghan Security Forces in North, Killing 52
Taliban insurgents launched separate attacks on Afghan security forces in the north, killing 52, provincial officials said.
New US Adviser to Afghanistan Raises Hackles in Region
In the past, Khalilzad has called on the U.S. to declare Pakistan a terrorist state, saying it harbors insurgents.
Taliban Say Founder of Haqqani Network Dies in Afghanistan
The founder of Afghanistan's much-feared Haqqani network, a former U.S. ally turned fierce enemy at 71.
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