Terrorism

Shukria Barakzai, a prominent women’s rights advocate and former politician, shares her thoughts on the U.S. withdrawal and Afghanistan’s uncertain future.

Chief advocate for alleged terrorists sanctioned by the United Nations announces his resignation citing red tape, rule-of-law issues.

The Hariri tribunal hasn’t led to a single arrest. Biden should let it expire and help Lebanon in better ways.

After decades of supporting the Afghan government, New Delhi is planning for its potential fall.

On Telegram, pet care, gardening, and corruption scandals have replaced religious fervor.

The United States vowed to destroy the Taliban. Today, they are stronger than ever. But will that last?

As Afghan forces melt away, local armed groups are left to hold the line against the Taliban.

The shift comes as the White House seeks to downgrade the threat of global terrorism after 20 years of “forever wars.”

They vanquished the Islamic State and are now in desperate need of aid.

What happens there could decide the fate of terrorism—or peace—in Africa.

The Israeli government used to try buying off the group’s compliance. Now it’s intent on using reconstruction money to coerce it.

To avoid more instability, it is time for all wealthy nations to start sharing.

The militant group’s spokesman vows to “continue our war” until Afghanistan has an Islamic government.

Bandits in the country’s northwest are terrorizing civilians, destabilizing the region, and empowering jihadists.

Paris’s uncritical embrace of late dictator Idriss Déby prioritized regional security over human rights. His death is an opportunity to change tack.

A truce between Israel and Hamas fails to address core issues, including the siege on Gaza.

The U.S. president outlined big promises on human rights reforms. Critics say he’s already breaking them in Africa.