Videos on social media show Taliban fighters wearing U.S. soldiers' uniforms inside Kabul airport, hours after the last U.S. troops departed Afghanistan, ending America's longest ever war.

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Gun-toting Taliban have taken up positions at checkpoints across Kabul and gradually some have been made to wear uniforms — the beginnings of a new national security force, officials say.

Taliban forces prevented female college students from attending classes on Wednesday in Kabul, apparently turning them away because their headscarves were deemed too colorful.

Taliban’s bizarre tourism promo is going viral for all the wrong reasons. The story behind this controversial travel ad shows graphic scenes, Kalashnikovs, and moments resembling beheadings—all in the ...

Taliban fighters in uniform, some smiling and striking seemingly friendly poses, juxtaposed with graphic displays of violence and battlefield drills. Interspersed between these scenes are picturesque ...

Taliban forces held a military parade in Kabul on Sunday using captured American-made ... which has also started wearing conventional military uniforms in place of the traditional Afghan ...

Images released by Taliban media show fighters marching in Western-style uniforms, followed by columns of armored vehicles bearing the group’s black-and-white flag moving down one of the main ...

As armed Taliban inspected the New York Times bureau in Kabul, they were escorted by a journalist who used to be a U.S. Marine. The photo of him in uniform was plain for all to see, and ponder.

A unit of Taliban fighters, who now wear brown uniforms, being dispatched for a shift of car searches. I have spent the past eight years living in Afghanistan.

Two Taliban gunmen in police uniforms attacked the headquarters of police in Afghanistan's major northern city Mazar-i-Sharif on Sunday, killing two and injuring at least 18 others according to ...

For many, the Taliban's return to power is bringing back memories of their brutal regime of the past. Joining us now is author and former NPR reporter Sarah Chayes.