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Two Afghan prisoners who were held in U.S. custody for at least 14 years at the Guantanamo Bay detention center after 2002 were released from house arrest in Oman, a Taliban spokesman said Sunday. Abdul Zahir Saber and Abdul Karim were released as a result of the efforts made by the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, Taliban interior ministry spokesman Abdul Mateen Qani said.

Two Afghan insurgent groups, made up mainly of former government and military officials, claim to have killed at least 50 Taliban officials and soldiers during November. The hit-and-run insurgency has been most active in the north and northeast of the country where the Taliban encountered significant resistance during their previous rule from 1996 to 2001.…

The outlaws are involved in heinous crimes including robbery and kidnapping for ransom

The two brothers had given up hopes of ever seeing each other again. An artist named Hussain Manawer helped the two brothers reunite., TN Good News News, Times Now

Two children were seriously injured in 2012 incident, inquiry into 80 deaths hears

KABUL (Pajhwok): Two Afghan athletes have left for Saudi Arabia to participate in the World Senior Weightlifting Championship that commenced on Sunday in Riyadh. Afghanistan

On the anniversary of the US withdrawal from Afghanistan and the tragedy of 13 service members killed at the Kabul airport, I am tortured by the death of my husband Chris and the destruction of the country he died in, writes Gold Star widow Jane Horton.

On the anniversary of the US withdrawal from Afghanistan and the tragedy of 13 service members killed at the Kabul airport, I am tortured by the death of my husband Chris and the destruction of the country he died in, writes Gold Star widow Jane Horton.

On the anniversary of the US withdrawal from Afghanistan and the tragedy of 13 service members killed at the Kabul airport, I am tortured by the death of my husband Chris and the destruction of the country he died in, writes Gold Star widow Jane Horton.

On the anniversary of the US withdrawal from Afghanistan and the tragedy of 13 service members killed at the Kabul airport, I am tortured by the death of my husband Chris and the destruction of the country he died in, writes Gold Star widow Jane Horton.