There’s been an uptick in attacks targeting Chinese nationals – including the latest, a suicide bombing at a Chinese restaurant in Kabul.

Khadija Ahmadzada, 22, was arrested by Taliban'morality' forces on January 10 after they discovered she was defying the ban ...

At least seven people, including a Chinese national, were killed when a blast hit a Chinese-run restaurant in Kabul’s Shahr-e-Naw district. The Islamic State claimed responsibility, saying Chinese ...

Members of an Afghan family living in Rensselaer walk up to the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Malta on Monday with their lawyer, Daniel Kordenbrock, left, and supporters. The ...

When an Afghan asylum seeker shot two National Guard members, killing one, President Donald Trump immediately seized the ...

As tensions simmer between Pakistan and Afghanistan, Islamabad is shifting from coercive diplomacy to managed escalation to bring the Taliban to heel. This deterioration is striking, given Islamabad’s ...

After a fatal shooting, the Trump administration froze a visa program for Afghans that Republicans in Congress had championed. The G.O.P. has not objected. By Megan Mineiro and Adam Sella Reporting ...

U.S. officials rushed Mohammad Nabi onto a plane out of Afghanistan so quickly in 2021 that he didn’t have time to bring his passport, his wife or his eight children. More than four years later, the ...

see more of our stories on Google. Add Axios on Google Afghan refugees about to board a bus at Dulles Airport in August 2021 to head to a processing center. Photo: Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images ...

The Afghan Taliban's dreaded morality police have arrested four young men for dressing like characters from the British TV series Peaky Blinders. The men were detained in the western Afghan city of ...

The United Nations has partially resumed work on Afghanistan's border with Iran, after a recent suspension due to Taliban government restrictions on female Afghan workers, a senior UN official said ...

Many Afghan "Zero Unit" fighters who served under the CIA now feel they are being abandoned after seeking asylum in the U.S. They've faced despair and isolation - and some have taken their own lives.