Afghan

9/11 Victims Cannot Seize $3.5 Billion In Afghan Frozen Assets: U.S. Judge

Groups of creditors are planning an appeal.
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Afghan Students With U.S.-Linked Education Fear For Their Futures

Hundreds of Afghan students studying at American colleges in Afghanistan and elsewhere are facing uncertainty after the Taliban takeover.
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Afghan Fulbright Scholars Have Been Left With No Clear Path Forward

More than 100 Fulbright alumni are trapped in Afghanistan, while another 119 scholars are struggling through the program with no idea of what happens next.
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The Comfort And Joy Of Making Afghan Food

Afghan women living in the U.S. share the recipes and the memories that keep them going.
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Afghan Survivors Of U.S. Drone Strike Say Apology 'Is Not Enough'

Emal Ahmadi's 3-year-old daughter, Malika, was among those killed in late August.
By Kathy Gannon, AP

A Day In The Life Of An Afghan Left Behind

Many Afghans feel abandoned since the withdrawal of U.S. troops and foreign allies on Aug. 31. What is life really like for those who didn't make it out in time?
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U.S. Soldier Loses 1 Afghan Translator, Fights To Save Another

Abdulhaq Sodais’s future now hinges on an asylum hearing in a German court after he was denied a U.S. visa.
By Julie Watson and Andrea Rosa, AP

Airbnb Opens Up Housing For 20,000 Afghan Refugees Globally

"There’s no time to waste," CEO Brian Chesky said on Twitter.
By Michelle Chapman, AP

'Not American': Adam Kinzinger Slams GOP 'Fearmongering' About Afghan Refugees

The GOP lawmaker, who served in Afghanistan, slammed right-wing media for stoking fears about refugees.
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UAE Says Afghan President Ashraf Ghani Is In The Country

Ghani fled Afghanistan just as the Taliban approached Kabul.
By AHMAD SEIR, RAHIM FAIEZ, KATHY GANNON and JOSEPH KRAUSS, AP