AFGHANISTAN

Hamid Gul, the former head of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence, was on a family vacation when he was taken ill.

Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri pledges allegiance to the Afghan Taliban.

Jeb Bush, Scott Walker and Chris Christie have slowly changed their tune on how to combat ISIS in Iraq and Syria.

The Greek island has witnessed a massive influx of migrants this year from troubled countries in the Middle East and Africa.

The head of French police deployed in Calais says British soldiers could bolster an understaffed force.

The bloodshed began with a truck bomb that exploded in a heavily populated district of the capital and ended with an hours-long battle at a base used by U.S. Special Forces.

Nearly six years since a failed attack on US-Afghan forces in Afghanistan, the mastermind has been found guilty

A former Soviet tank commander who converted to Islam faced 15 counts ranging from supporting terrorists to firearms charges stemming from his orchestration of a 2009 attack on an Afghan Border Police base.

As Germany helps hinder the spread of the Islamic State group, militants have called on supporters to stage attacks in Europe.

As the war in Afghanistan enters its fourteenth year, thousands of Afghan civilians — especially women and children — are being killed or wounded.

The nine migrants, mostly from Pakistan and Afghanistan, were trying to reach the northern French city of Calais that connects France to the U.K. through a concrete tunnel under the English Channel.

Mullah Omar's death has exposed fissures in the militant group's leadership base and cast doubts over the future of peace talks with the Afghan government.

Infighting in the Taliban could threaten tentative peace talks with the Kabul government to end 13 years of war.

Irek Hamidullin is the only surviving member of a Taliban group that attacked American and Afghan forces in November 2009.

British and French government ministers are calling for EU action to curb what they dub a "global migration crisis" that has hit their shores in recent weeks.

After it was made public that Mullah Omar died more than two years ago, the Taliban's leadership council has reportedly appointed a replacement.

The Nangarhar province has seen several U.S. drone strikes targeted at Islamic State group militants operating in the region.

Mullah Akhtar Mansoor, a longtime deputy of Omar, will now be the Taliban’s new leader.

The news of Omar’s death comes just days before a second round of peace talks in neighboring Pakistan between the Afghan government and the Taliban.

Female recruits will need to be "recruited, accessed, trained, tested and assigned" before taking any of the 245,000 jobs currently unavailable.

Afghan intelligence officials said Wednesday that the one-eyed leader of the Taliban in Afghanistan died in Pakistan in 2013.