Afghanistan

It is the lost rebels - and the ones who will step forward in the future - who deserve to be celebrated.

The FBI and New York police are probing reports of al-Qaeda's plan to launch attacks ahead of the 8 November presidential polls in the US.

Afghan police said as many as 26 civilians died in the raid against Taliban fighters.

Pentagon Press Secretary Peter Cook said the 'precision strikes' targeted Faruq al-Qatani and Bilal al-Utabi.

IBTimes UK hears how Afghan refugees spent their first night outside Calais' Jungle camp.

The UN has announced that it will fund $15bn towards the fight against opium production.

Child refugees, some as young as eight, are easy prey for traffickers and criminals.

Unaccompanied children in the Jungle migrant camp tell IBTimes UK of their fears for the future amid demolition threats.

Pregnant 14-year-old Syrian refugee says "I am a child raising a child."

Government claims to be doing troops a favour, but it's simply sweeping MoD's mass failings under the carpet.

Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid confirmed that 'a massive operation' started on Kunduz.

Theresa May says she will exempt armed forces from the European Convention on Human Rights.

India, Bangladesh, Afghanistan and Bhutan pulled out of the regional summit over the issue of terrorism.

US military spokesperson says allegations of Afghan casualties are being investigated.

All the nations cited the issue of terrorism as the major reason for boycotting the regional summit.

The 'insider attack' took place in Kunduz, northern Afghanistan.

Bangladesh host Afghanistan in the first ODI on 25 September.

The investigation has sparked anger that the target of UK soldiers is pursued by 'parasitic lawyers'.

Any measure that brings peace, stability and unity to the region should not be ruled out, Afghan envoy to India Shaida Mohammad Abdali says.

He was arrested after a brief shootout with police that began when he was found asleep in a doorway.

Giovanni Lo Porto and Warren Weinstein were killed in a US drone strike in Pakistan in 2015.

Ghani, on a visit to India, meets PM Modi and reaffirms commitment to fight terrorism.

President Ashraf Ghani also indirectly accused Islamabad for funding terrorism.

There is an extensive al-Qaeda network feeding global branches based in the Islamic Republic.

The US had launched two rescue missions to free the academics; the first was aborted due to lack of approval.

The shocking figures show that the number of refugees worldwide has doubled in the past 10 years.

The violence highlights the precariousness of security in the capital just a month before a conference in Brussels where the Afghan government can set out its vision on reform.

The assault on Kabul was one of the bloodiest in recent weeks.

Tensions among locals have increased after the population of the camp rose to at least 7,000 people.

Chief executive of Walking with the Wounded says PTSD is being used to get money.