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CUMBRIAN veteran Mark Harding knew someone had helped deliver him from the battlefield of Helmand after he was shot in the neck in Afghanistan.

After years of exemplary service on the front line, what is driving the next Chief of the General Staff, Sir Roland ’Roly’ Walker?

America’s “war on drugs,” launched by President Richard Nixon in 1971, raged for more than half a century but hardly put a dent in the Afghan opium trade.

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Between 2006-14, there were 64 confirmed child victims in Afghanistan, where the British military paid compensation, although the number of children killed could be as high as 135, according to data exclusively obtained by Action on Armed Violence (AAOV). World News | At Least 64 Children Killed in UK Military Operations in Afghanistan: Report.

The latest data from the UK Defence Ministry revealed that British soldiers were directly involved in the deaths of 135 children during their nine-year deployment in southern Afghanistan province, and...

Pakistani composer and musician Arshad Mahmud writes about his long collaborative friendship with the singer who captivated the sub-continent with her enchanting voice.

On the occasion of World Photography Day, August 19, Pathshala South Asian Media Institute held the inauguration ceremony for the exhibition “Expanded” at DrikPath Bhobon.

In 2013, Sergeant Blackman, who was known as Marine A during the long-running case, became the first British serviceman to be convicted of murder on a foreign battlefield.

EXCLUSIVE: Mark West, 40, has told MailOnline how he battles PTSD after being shot in the head during his two tours of Afghanistan as a Royal Marine Commando.

About 41,000 Afghan civilians have been killed or wounded by landmines and unexploded ordnance since 1988, according to the United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS)