Spokesman for terror group that has taken control of Afghanistan says it wants ties with all nations in the region, and even willing to cooperate with the US, but not Israel

Unlike under the group's previous reign, women allowed to study, but face tough restrictions on their clothing and movement

Leader of Afghan resistance forces calls for a 'national uprising' against the Taliban

At least 4 jets chartered to evacuate hundreds held up at Mazar-e-Sharif, with conflicting accounts over cause

In a new decree, educational institutions in Afghanistan must be segregated by sex and women must wear a niqab covering most of the face

Longtime enemies the US and the Taliban re thrust into a bizarre collaboration, and both sides had a stake in making America's last 24 hours in the country work

'We are here to gain human rights in Afghanistan,' protester says before insurgent group's fighters run into crowd and shoot in the air, sending protesters fleeing

The province, which held out for nearly a decade against the Soviet Union and the Taliban's first regime, is stubbornly fighting on

Despite having visas, Seattle Jewish Family Services employee Tahera and her family were turned back among a crush of others trying to escape, until her supervisor got on the phone

Islamist group promising inclusive government and more moderate form of religious rule, but many Afghans are deeply skeptical, fear rollback of rights gained over last two decades