'Guardian angels' to protect sleeping US soldiers in Afghanistan
US military commanders in Afghanistan are now assigning 'guardian angels' to protect even sleeping American troops.
The move is a plan to prevent rogue attacks on US servicemen from their Afghan coun
Jail may await Afghan women fleeing abuse, rape: HRW
For Afghan women, the act of fleeing domestic abuse, forced prostitution or even being stabbed repeatedly with a screwdriver by an abusive husband, may land them in jail while their abusers walk free,
Taliban offer online questions and answers
Worried about whether Islamic verses on Facebook are allowed? Or that suicide bombers kill innocent civilians? Afghanistan's Taliban have set up a new question-and-answer section on their website to a
Killer Afghan officer was not Taliban: General
The commander of an Afghan lieutenant who killed two British soldiers denied on Tuesday that the officer was a Taliban infiltrator, saying he had served in the army with credit for years.
Concern is
Probe into influence of malaria drug on Afghanistan massacre suspect
Days after a U.S. soldier allegedly massacred 17 Afghanistan civilians, top Pentagon officials have ordered an immediate probe into an anti-malaria medicine many suspect causes severe psychiatric side
Man in Afghan army uniform kills two NATO troops
A man wearing Afghan army uniform shot dead two soldiers from NATO's US-led force in southern Afghanistan on Monday, a military spokesman said.
The deaths come after a series of 'green-on-blue' attac
Nine killed in Afghan bombing: District chief
Seven policemen and a foreign soldier were among nine people killed in an improvised explosive device attack in the southern Afghan province of Kandahar, a local official said on Sunday.
"Last night
US says soldier split killing spree
U.S. investigators believe the U.S. soldier accused of killing 17 Afghan civilians split the slaughter into two episodes, returning to his base after the first attack and later slipping away to kill a
ISAF to investigate Afghanistan Apache crash video
The International Security Assistance Force are set to investigate extraordinary footage showing an Apache helicopter crashing in the Paktika province of Afghanistan.
The tape shows an incident repor
Death penalty for Staff Sgt. Bales? Not likely.
US Defense Secretary Leon Panetta says the death penalty is possible if a US military court finds an Army staff sergeant guilty of gunning down Afghan children and family members. But it isn't likely.