Pakistan
U.S. Ignores Terrorists, Pakistan Says, Following Tweet
Trump's first tweet of 2018 claimed thar the U.S. was wrong to supply foreign aid to the south Asian nation.
Pakistan Warns Trump Against Taliban, Al-Qaeda Action
"We have sacrificed a lot. We have paid a huge price both in blood and treasure," a spokesman said.
India Fires 'Star Wars' Missile as China, Pakistan Bond
India was only the fourth country in the world to successfully intercept a ballistic missile.
Pakistan Allegedly Stole Shoes From Wife Of Accused Spy
The wife of an accused Indian spy was allowed to visit her husband in Pakistan on Monday, but her shoes vanished during the visit.
Mattis Makes Surprise Holiday Visit To Guantanamo Bay
He is the first Pentagon chief to visit the detention center since 2002.
Where Will ISIS Be in 2018? Iran Says Central Asia Next
Iran said ISIS will next focus on Central Asia, but it still has sway in parts of the Caucasus, the Gulf, North and sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia.
What Is the Taliban's 'Red Unit'?
The guerrilla fighters have futuristic technology and powerful weapons that threaten to alter the Afghan battlefield.
Taliban Fighters Disguised As Women Attack School
At least four militants dressed in burkas entered the Peshawar institute on Friday morning.
U.S. Army Is Using Freeze-Dried Plasma To Save Lives
Last month, a special ops units became the last of the military branches to begin carrying the aid.
The Taliban Executes Commander for ISIS Collusion
The extremist group accused the local leader of cooperation with rival jihadis.
Pakistani Authorities Order TV Blackout During Protest
A protest in Islamabad erupted into violence when police arrived to crack down on demonstrators, prompting a TV blackout during the clash.
Trump Must Close Guantánamo, Detainee's Lawyer Writes
Shelby Sullivan-Bennis is an attorney for a 70-year-old man held without charge, who has suffered harsh punishments despite his poor health.
Taliban Drug Labs in Afghanistan Are Now a U.S. Target
The military carried out large strikes against opium production hubs in northern Helmand on Sunday.
Freed Taliban Hostage Says Jihadis Beat Child in Prison
The couple wants Taliban leaders to be tried for war crimes after their release.
The U.S. Military Is Building a Fleet of Shadow Bombers
Construction is taking place at a secret desert plant in California.
Guantanamo's Oldest Prisoner Describes 'Hell' Of Camp
"Policies are getting worse. They are punishing everyone. They are just humiliating us," says Saifullah Paracha.
Museum Stores Rare Buddha Statues in Trash Heap Outside
The National Museum director said his department did nothing wrong.
In 2016, U.S. Suffered Highest Number of Terror Deaths
The U.S. suffers the highest rate of lone-actor attacks among developed nations, a report has found.
Bowe Bergdahl Could Receive $300,000 in Backpay
Bergdahl was captured in 2009 after he walked off base while in Afghanistan.
This Is How Many Trillions the U.S. Has Spent on War
The amount is three times the official Pentagon estimate, according to a new study.
North Korea is Bootlegging to Pay for Nuclear Weapons
Robbers stole 1,200 bottles of whisky and 200 cases of wine from a diplomat's house.
bin Laden's Son Orders Muslims to Attack Agents of U.S.
Hamza is already designated as a "global terrorist" by the United States.
Woman in Forced Marriage Poisons Relatives by Accident
Pakistani authorities arrested the woman, her lover and his aunt under anti-terror laws.
Taliban Says U.S. Professor in 'Dangerous' Health
The professor was kidnapped from the American University of Afghanistan in Kabul last year.
Tillerson Says Taliban Is Welcome in Afghan Government
"There are, we believe, moderate voices among the Taliban," he said.
Freed Taliban Hostage Reveals One Positive of Capture
Coleman and her husband were captured by the Haqqani network almost five years ago.
Taliban in Pakistan Condemns Malala in New Magazine
The militant group says it would prefer that women learned how to use grenades.
Dear Trump, Close Guantanamo And Give Us A Fair Trial
A prisoner at the camp in Cuba calls on the president to end his ordeal.
Malala Yousafzai, Five Years After the Taliban Shooting
She recovered, started a charity and just attended her first college classes.