AFGHANISTAN

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The attack by a Taliban militant is the fourth in the Afghan capital since the country's new president was sworn in Monday.

The Al Nusra Front, an al Qaeda offshoot, is getting help from where it may not have been expecting it.

The Taliban, fighting to oust foreign forces and the U.S-backed government, claimed responsibility for the attacks in the east and west of Kabul.

The Islamic State group reportedly executed at least two of its own members after accusing at least one of them of working for the CIA.

Afghanistan has a trillion dollars worth of assets, but security and corruption concerns dissuade would-be investors.

The Bilateral Security Agreement reportedly allows for a small force of 9,800 U.S. troops to remain in Afghanistan after 2014.

After more than six months of uncertainty, Afghanistan will allow U.S. forces to stay past December 2014, but safety fears remain.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in the United States for five days.

Newly inaugurated president of Afghanistan Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai is expected to sign the deal Tuesday.

Ashraf Ghani's swearing-in is expected to mark an end to the political gridlock gripping Afghanistan since the elections in June.

A magnetic bomb was attached to a military truck, whose driver was injured by the explosion.

The Islamic State is gaining support in some areas of Afghanistan and Pakistan and the Taliban could pledge allegiance to ISIS in the future.

A 700-strong Taliban force overwhelmed local and national police this week and threatened to take control of a key province near Kabul.

Hundreds of Taliban fighters attacked a district close to the Afghan capital, Kabul, and reportedly beheaded 15 people

After years of military cuts, experts raise questions about whether the UK can make a meaningful impact against ISIS.

“Today’s anti-Westernism is the offspring of yesterday’s colonialism," Iranian President Rouhani told the U.N. General Assembly on Thursday.

Mohsin al-Fadhli, thought to be the leader of the terror group, had a notable career in al Qaeda before turning up in Syria.

The cost to the U.S. military of bombing ISIS may reach as high as $10 billion.

Muhsin Al-Fadhli was one of the few al Qaeda operatives with prior knowledge of 9/11. He was only 20 years old at the time.