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‘We Don't Have A Choice’: Thousands Of Afghans Fleeing Abroad Daily As Taliban Violence Soars

'We Lost Everything': Afghan Families Flee As Taliban Gains Ground In Farah Province

As the Taliban expands its reach across Afghanistan, the militants have taken control of nearly all of Farah Province, which borders Iran in the country's southwest. Families who have fled the fighting describe seeing their homes destroyed by bombs or being forced to give up the last of their food.

Trade-Hindering Turmoil On Afghan-Pakistan Border Is Just Part Of Problem

In An Embattled Afghan City, A Woman-Led Library Is A Refuge Of Learning

Homaira Nawrozi, 23, is a teacher in Lashkar Gah, the capital of Afghanistan's embattled Helmand Province. She wanted to give other Afghans a chance to learn outside of the classroom, so she opened her own small library where anyone can visit, read, and learn.

Afghan Medical Device Aims To Solve Oxygen Shortage Amid COVID Surge

As Rockets Fall Near Presidential Palace, Fears Rise Among Afghans

For many Afghans, doubts about the peace process with the Taliban are growing as Islamist militants capture more territory across the country. And anxieties in the capital, Kabul, rose as at least three rockets exploded near the presidential palace on July 20.

Rockets Hit Central Kabul Ahead Of Presidential Eid Address

Biden Administration To Begin Relocating Afghans Who Worked With U.S. To Virginia Military Base

U.S. Envoy In Islamabad Amid Tensions Between Afghanistan, Pakistan

‘Weak From Hunger’: Taliban’s Sweeping Offensive Pushes Afghanistan Toward Humanitarian Crisis

Foreign Missions In Kabul Urge End To Taliban Offensive

Taliban, Afghan Government Agree To Continue Peace Talks; No Mention Of Holiday Cease-Fire

Slain Reuters Journalist's Body Handed Over To Afghan Officials

The body of Reuters’ award-winning journalist Danish Siddiqui was transported to a hospital in Kandahar on July 17. (Radio Azadi)

Afghan, Taliban Delegations Hold Talks In Doha

Radio Azadi Fighting For 'Freedom Of Speech' Amid Turmoil In Afghanistan

As Taliban militants impose restrictions on newly seized territory, Radio Azadi journalists say freedom of expression must be preserved.

Taliban Proposes Three-Month Cease-Fire In Exchange For Prisoner Release

Taliban Releases Female Member Of Khost Provincial Council

Why The Taliban Is Sweeping Northern Afghanistan

Taliban Seizes Civilian Homes In Kandahar As Government Forces Fight To Defend City

Fighting between Afghan security forces and Taliban militants broke out in the southern city of Kandahar on July 9, leaving at least 18 people dead and more than 100 wounded. Government troops say the militants have seized homes in residential neighborhoods, forcing civilians to flee.

Kabul Asks Europe To Halt Forced Deportations Of Afghans Amid Rise In Taliban Violence, Coronavirus Infections