Kabul
Kabul is the capital of Afghanistan. Despite its rich history, it was destroyed in numerous wars in the country. In the 19th century, it was occupied by the British and in 1979 by the Soviets. Both had to withdraw from Kabul.
- 57 killed, over 100 injured in Kabul suicide blast – health official (VIDEO)
A suicide bombing in Kabul has left at least 57 dead and over 100 wounded, according to a spokesperson for the public health ministry. The attacker detonated an IED inside a voter registration and ID center, police say.World News - Military university in Kabul rocked by explosions & gunfire
The Marshal Fahim Military Academy in the Afghan capital of Kabul has come under attack with a series of explosions and heavy gunfire heard at the compound, according to local media.World News - Death toll from Kabul suicide blast rises to 95, over 150 injured
At least 95 people were killed and more than 150 injured by an explosion in a central district of Kabul, close to where several embassies and government buildings are located, Reuters said citing a health ministry official.World News - US citizens among fatalities in Kabul hotel attack - State Dept
American citizens were killed and injured in the attack on the Intercontinental Hotel in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Saturday, according to a State Department official.US News - 12-hour siege of Kabul Intercontinental Hotel ends, all attackers killed
All the attackers on the Intercontinental Hotel in Kabul have been killed and hostages released, the Afghan government said, announcing the end of a long siege. However, gunshots were still being heard even after the siege ended.World News - Kabul can't support army without US money more than 6 months – Afghan president
Without American assistance, Kabul can't fight the many militant groups active in the country after 16 years of US involvement. Afghan President Ashraf Ghani says the national army won't last longer than six months on its own.World News
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