By E. Scott Reckard
Hanmi Financial Corp., which owns the largest bank focused on the Korean American market, reported another large quarterly loss Thursday and...
By Alexandra Zavis
The United Nations is temporarily pulling hundreds of staff members out of Afghanistan while it reviews security arrangements in the wake of...
By Charles McDermid
Senior U.S. officials were allowed to meet Wednesday with Aung San Suu Kyi, the leader of Myanmar's pro-democracy movement, in a further...
By Barbara Demick
He is younger and sports close-cropped hair and a gold stud in his left earlobe, but the slim build, the loping gait and the high-set...
By Sebastian Rotella
The Pakistani government has lost control of rogue military and intelligence officers who aid Al Qaeda and its allies and play a double game...
By Alexandra Zavis
In his first public comments since winning a second term, President Hamid Karzai struck a conciliatory note Tuesday, pledging to form an...
By Paul Richter and Alexandra Zavis
President Obama, facing an unanticipated setback to his goals in Afghanistan as he weighs whether to send in more troops, warned the...
By Tony Perry
For thousands of U.S. Marines, the road to Afghanistan goes through an isolated training facility here in the Eastern Sierra where they...
By Alex Rodriguez
Militants continued Monday to exact a price on Pakistan for the government's ongoing offensive against the Taliban near the Afghan border,...
By Lee Drutman
In February, when President Obama signed a $787-billion stimulus bill, there was little question where the money would come from. The U.S....
In the first round of balloting, Afghan President Hamid Karzai received 1 million "ghost votes" from people who simply didn't exist. When...
By Michael Muskal
President Obama today called for a new chapter in Afghanistan relations after Hamid Karzai was given another term as president, ending an...