Afghanistan

Tony Blair Warns Of New “Bio-Terror” Threat From Islamist Extremists In Wake Of Covid

Ex-PM also counsels against ruling out Western “boots on the ground” in future
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The Taliban Think They Have Conquered Panjshir. The Reality Could Be Very Different

The Taliban have claimed victory over the last stronghold of resistance in Afghanistan.
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Last 24 Hours Of US Presence In Kabul Sees Bizarre Collaboration

Witnesses from all sides say the 20-year war in Afghanistan ended with episodes of brutality, trauma and moments of grace.
By Tameem Akhgar, Matthew Lee, Lolita C. Baldor, Rahim Faiez and Calvin Woodward, AP

4 Warning Signs The Government Is Not Yet Prepared To Take Afghan Refugees

"Operation Warm Welcome" has more flaws in it than Downing Street has acknowledged.
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What The Taliban Will Focus On In Afghanistan When The World Isn't Watching

The militants are now in control following the evacuation of western troops.
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Here’s What Life Is Like For Afghans Left Behind

Many Afghans feel abandoned since the withdrawal of US troops and foreign allies on August 31. What is life really like for those who didn't make it out in time?
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Raab Is ‘Playing Catch-Up’ On Afghan Diplomacy, UK’s Former Kabul Ambassador Says

As foreign secretary visits Qatar, Sir Nick Kay said ‘face to face’ engagement was welcome
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Dominic Raab Accuses MPs Of A 'Fishing Expedition' During Holiday Probe – And Everyone Makes The Same Point

Foreign secretary refused nine times to reveal when he started his break as Kabul fell.
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Raab: I Never Considered Quitting Over Afghanistan Crisis

The foreign secretary gave a defiant appearance in front of the foreign affairs select committee over his handling of the withdrawal.
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6 Missed Signs The Taliban Would Take Over In Biden's Last Call With Afghan President

Biden last spoke to Ashraf Ghani on July 23 – three weeks before the Taliban's Kabul victory.
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