Trump Blames Harris for Afghan Withdrawal, Ex-Defence Secretary Defends Her
Leon Panetta said former President Donald Trump had a hand in the US military withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Germany deports 28 Afghans amid anger over migrant knife attacks
"Convicted criminals" were sent back to their homeland, marking the first such action since the Taliban's 2021 return to power.
Afghanistan withdrawal was mortal blow for Biden — Will it hurt Harris too?
Three years after Afghanistan toppled Biden's approval ratings, could it come back to haunt Kamala Harris' presidential bid?
Donald Trump's cemetery photo defended by Marine's sister
The former president was mocked online after smiling and giving a thumbs-up by the graves of fallen Marines.
Donald Trump Arlington Cemetery TikTok ripped by ex-staffer: 'disgraceful'
A staffer for the former president said on CNN that her former boss violated protocol at Arlington National Cemetery.
Donald Trump criticized by Arlington cemetery "Old Guard" veteran
Charlotte Clymer, a vet formerly stationed at the cemetery, said Trump did not show "proper respect to our military."
Trump campaign received warning about taking photos at Arlington: report
A U.S. official has said that Donald Trump's team was warned not to take photos at the cemetery before they reportedly did.
JD Vance Blames Kamala Harris for Afghan Deaths
Vance linked the chaotic US withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021 to what he described as Harris's failed leadership and said she can "go to hell".
Trump shares post on team's behavior after Arlington Cemetery 'altercation'
An Arlington National Cemetery official is said to have confronted members of Trump's team at an event marking the anniversary of the Abbey Gate bombing.
Mark Hamill's reaction to "tone-deaf" Donald Trump photo takes off online
Trump visited the Arlington National Cemetery to commemorate the U.S. Marines killed by a suicide bomber in Afghanistan.
Donald Trump holds responsibility for Afghanistan withdraw, ex-adviser says
Former National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster denounced Trump's negotiations with the Taliban prior to the withdrawal.
Afghanistan's Taliban bans women's voices and bare faces in public
The Taliban issued new laws on Wednesday aimed at curtailing vice in Afghanistan.
Donald Trump brags about compliment from Taliban: 'Your Excellency'
Donald Trump has once again brought up his meetings with the Taliban while president almost four years ago.
Taliban celebrate three years in power at Bagram Air Base
Afghanistan has been plagued by worsening poverty and mistreatment of Afghan citizens by the government.
India and Pakistan brace for rising ISIS threat
"A security mechanism supported by invigorated intelligence system has been set up," an Indian Army spokesperson told Newsweek.
India's new gas pipeline project unfrozen after six years
The TAPI project is supposed to transport natural gas from Turkmenistan to India through Afghanistan and Pakistan.
ISIS threatens to score big at Paris Olympic Games
"The threat has returned to a level comparable to that which preceded the 2015 attacks," a former French intel agent told Newsweek.
Gold Star families bring RNC to tears: 'I wasn't alone in my grief'
The Gold Star families stood at the RNC on Wednesday to honor their fallen military members and support former President Donald Trump
Joe Biden timeline shows key turning points in presidency
Four years ago, Biden's political future was filled with promise. When did things change?
Son of Al-Qaeda leader Saif al-Adel dies, group confirms
Khaled Saleh al-Din Zidane was deeply involved in the group's media operations and strategy, working closely with his father Saif al-Adel.
What it's like backpacking in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan as an American
"In general I felt safe in Afghanistan...safer than big cities in the U.S. and Western Europe after dark, that's for sure," Eli Snyder told Newsweek.
Fact Check: Was Osama bin Laden's family plagued by plane accidents?
Multiple members of the 9/11 mastermind's family were said to have been killed in a series of plane crashes.
Republican complains about Afghans in town: "Thought I was back in Kabul"
Republican Matt Strickland questioned the U.S. government's immigrant vetting process.
The Global South Needs More Female Journalists
Afghan women, who since 2021 have been banned from attending school after sixth grade, including university, are acutely aware of the need to inform the world of what is happening inside Afghanistan.
King Charles urged to make Prince Harry tribute
King Charles will not see Prince Harry in London, but he has a "very good opportunity" to make up for it, an expert told Newsweek.
With world's attention on Gaza, ISIS is making a global comeback
ISIS could "attack U.S. and Western interests abroad in as little as six months with little to no warning," said CENTCOM's head.
In SOTU, Biden will face fallen Marine's relative who says he ignored her
Congressman Michael McCaul invited Christy Shamblin, mother-in-law of Nicole Gee, as his guest to the State of the Union address.
Russia's Avdiivka losses higher than entire Soviet-Afghan war
Russia sustained more than 47,000 casualties in the monthslong onslaught around the Donetsk city of Avdiivka, Ukraine's military has said.
Two key steps for Ukraine win, avoiding Afghanistan II: US defense adviser
"Europe is hesitating because we're hesitating," Jane Harman said regarding the U.S. sending further aid to Kyiv.
Taliban under scrutiny after $1.2M "stolen" from crashed Russian jet
Afghan newspaper Hasht-e Subh reported that the money was stolen from the private jet after it crashed in the Badakhshan province.