The US is fully withdrawing from Afghanistan, leaving the country after 20 years of war and more than 100,000 lives lost between Afghan civilians, military, coalition troops and militant fighters.

Families of U.S. service members who live in Afghanistan are stuck in the country and blocked from relocating to the United States due to an executive order issued by President Donald Trump this week.

Initiated by Donald Trump in 2020 without consulting US allies, the American departure from Kabul unfolded the following year ...

The United States’ longest war is over ... a coalition of organizations dedicated to helping Afghans trying to leave Afghanistan. She held that position for over a year. She describes it ...

One advocate says more than 200,000 Afghans who helped the U.S. during its occupation remain in the country waiting to ...

James Stavridis is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist, a retired US Navy admiral, former supreme allied commander of NATO, and vice chairman of global affairs at the Carlyle Group. Today Afghanistan is ...

But the greater cost has been moral: the abandonment of tens of thousands of Afghans who served alongside American forces.

Thousands of Afghans in the U.S. fear deportation as the administration revokes some protections, despite Taliban threats and ...