'Sanctioned massacres': China again accuses Australia of bloodbath in Afghanistan
China issues fresh attack on Aussie, with a poster taking aim at its troops
China issues fresh attack on Aussie, with a poster taking aim at its troops
New York Times: Afghans continue fighting with fleeting hopes of peace as US leaves.
Today is the official start of the withdrawal of the remaining US forces.
EDITORIAL: World may no longer care, but this is a step into the unknown for Afghanistan.
New York Times: Country may face extremism as a result of a perceived Taliban victory.
New York Times: Many Afghans fear country will be unable to preserve modest gains made.
President plans to withdraw all remaining American personnel by September 11.
New York Times: The Taliban believe they have the upper hand — and are saying as much.
New York Times: Few places in the world have to deal with crime, dog packs and bombs.
Kiwi and US soldiers remember friendly face – but so does the Taliban.
New York Times: The Taliban continue to capture, condemn and torture thousands.
Extremist Islamic group calls on other countries to follow NZDF move.
New Zealand troops will be pulled out of Afghanistan by the end of May.
New York Times: Taliban threatening to drive Afghanistan to breaking point.
Afghan National Army say the 30 fighters included six foreign nationals.
New York Times: Poverty and an ambitious private hospital helping fuel an illegal market.
New York Times: Afghanistan's poor are being deceived into joining militias.
New York Times: Sneakers are a gruesome marker of the Taliban's violent insurgency.
New York Times: >In Afghanistan, life goes on as though the coronavirus never existed.
Soldier an 'honourable man who did the wrong thing more than a decade ago,' MP says.
After a war of words with Australia, a Chinese media outlet has now gone after NZ.
China doubles down after posting a falsified image, says PM should "kneel on the ground".
The report comes after a four-year inquiry examining the conduct of the special forces.
Dr Samantha Crompvoets uncovered the story of the war crimes by Australian soldiers.
Afghanistan has demanded justice for the victims of Australia's alleged wars crimes.
Australia's military leaders struggle to cope with the fallout from explosive report.
WARNING: Graphic content. Investigator reveals details of Australian war crimes report.
A bombshell report has alleged 39 Afghanis were unlawfully killed by Australian forces.
New York Times: Trump's drawdown puts fate of Afghan forces in question.
Australians are warned to prepare for serious allegations about Australia's defence force.