The Latest Breaking News from Afghanistan

‘This is public confirmation of our family’s long-held belief that he is alive after more than two years in captivity,’ sister says

An American and a U.S. resident have been freed from detention in Afghanistan, the State Department said on Friday, and one of the pair identified themselves as brothers who were engaged in humanitarian work when the Taliban arrested them.

Safi Rauf and his brother were held in Afghanistan for 105 days.

Yobs have chipped away at the memorial of Corporal Dean John, 25, in Port Talbot

Conference raises only $2.44bn as Russian foreign minister says west is responsible for country’s humanitarian crisis

Donor countries pledged $2.44 billion towards the United Nations' $4.4 billion appeal for humanitarian aid in Afghanistan, a senior U.N. official said on Thursday after a high-level pledging conference.

Small, private groups are working to feed the hungry and evacuate the endangered.

From Doe v. City of Ludington, decided today by Judge Hala Jarbou (W.D. Mich.) Plaintiffs are anonymously suing the City of Ludington for moving and re-connecting a siren in Copeyan Park in downtown Ludington, which allegedly exacerbated Plaintiff John Doe's post-traumatic stress syndrome (PTSD) from his two tours of duty…

Russia’s war against Ukraine has resulted in more than 4 million Ukrainian refugees fleeing the country.

The consequences of this conflict are likely to be felt for years to come. Here is what to look out for and how to help.

The UN's aid coordination office, backed by Britain, Germany and Qatar, is launching its biggest-ever appeal for funds for a single country in hopes of collecting $4.4 billion to help Afghanistan, a decidedly ambitious call to assist the impoverished country again run by Taliban militants when much of the world´s…