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Ancient humans are believed to have first begun land cultivation in Iraq. Their modern-day counterparts are giving it up.
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For much of the world, Iraq is a distant tragedy. But for its children raised amid chaos and war, that legacy has defined their generation.
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Two months after the Taliban takeover of their country, Afghan women and girls inhabit a world transformed.
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The Taliban has issued edicts that are likely to smother what few independent media outlets survived the collapse of the U.S.-backed government.
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The State Department is trying to relocate some of the family members to the United States. Ten people, including seven children, were killed in a Aug. 29 drone strike the U.S. called a ‘tragic mistake.’
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U.S. officials called the errant drone strike that killed 10 in Afghanistan a ‘tragic mistake.’ The family is still waiting for it to be rectified.
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They were hoping to win Fulbright scholarships. Then the Taliban took over, and the U.S. went silent
Afghans short-listed for the prestigious scholarship say they’ve been forgotten since the Taliban took power. Deadlines loom to apply to U.S. schools.
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Restless Kabul residents ponder what remains and what changes in the Afghan capital after more than a month of Taliban rule.
