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The Taliban close in on Afghan cities, pushing the country to the brink
New York Times: Taliban threatening to drive Afghanistan to breaking point.
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.
Biden's plan to replace "America First" with "diplomacy first" will depend on US allies.
New York Times: Some Afghans carry note in case they are killed or severely wounded.
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.
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.
Islamic State militants have stormed a university, sparking an hours-long gun-battle.
Likely to be more as war-ravaged nations such as Libya and Yemen are under-reported.
The long wait for harvest is bringing a hunger more ferocious than most have ever known.
New York Times: Teenage Afghan girl celebrated for killing Taliban who attacked her home.
New York Times: New generation of women taking up leadership roles in Afghanistan.
New York Times: The Russian bounty revelation has evoked a strange silence from Trump.
New York Times: A small-time businessman became a key middleman for bounties, reports say.
New York Times: New information emerged as White House tried to play down the assessment.
New York Times: Targeted killings and widespread attacks have sapped brief optimism.
New York Times: The Taliban have given up little of their extremist ideology.
New York Times: Attack left 18 newborn babies covered in blood. Most are now motherless.