Taliban

Muslims are rising up—for democracy and civil rights. Why bin Laden’s call to extremism has failed.

From 2011: Without 9/11, Jody Mitic wouldn’t have lost his legs in a blast, met the love of his life and had his daughter

The prospect of a negotiated end to the war is increasingly tantalizing

Andrew Coyne and Paul Wells debate the successes and failures of the world’s response after 9/11 and how safe we are today

In the embattled region, a legacy of respect, but no peace

The U.S. government recognizes Libya’s transitional council, while the Taliban ramps up its campaign of violence in Afghanistan

Blames U.S. intelligence for fake announcement on website

Massoud Khalili on his dreams for a new Afghanistan, and why forgiveness is so much harder than revenge