As Taliban Settle In, Kabul’s Green Zone Comes Back to Life Walking down its streets a year ago was like wandering into the modern ruins of another empire come and gone from Afghanistan.

KABUL, Afghanistan - "Ma'am! Ma'am! Excuse me ma'am!" the little boy said as he ran alongside me on the sidewalk. My fellow 230th Signal Company Soldiers and I were on our first mission outside ...

The city of six million people could soon run out water, amid climate change, sanctions and governance failures.

A powerful blast hit Kabul, Afghanistan, near the city's heavily fortified "Green Zone" on Tuesday. The "Green Zone" in Afghanistan's capital houses government buildings as well as foreign embassies.

If Afghanistan had enjoyed political and civil stability over the past ... ESA Sentinel 2 imagery used for greater Kabul map. Satellite image of Green Zone provided by ©2021 Maxar Technologies.

KABUL, Aug 3 (Reuters) - A car bomb blast followed by sporadic gunfire hit Afghanistan's capital Kabul on Tuesday near the heavily fortified "Green Zone", leaving three civilians and three ...

The planned expansion will take two years and will dramatically reshape Kabul, where 5 million people live. The U.S. military is also planning to deploy thousands more U.S. troops to Afghanistan.

Soon, U.S. Embassy employees in Kabul will no longer need to take a Chinook helicopter ride to cross the street to a military base less than 100 yards outside the present Green Zone security district.

It has been dubbed Afghanistan's Green Zone: A pocket of paradise amid the bloody, conflict-ravaged country -- both a hidden gem and full of gems. The gems are world-class emeralds seemingly just ...

Afghanistan’s isolation on the international stage, largely because of the Taliban’s restrictions on women and girls, has ...

American intelligence sources say they correctly predicted the fall of Kabul. As panicked Afghans watched Taliban fighters roll into the capital city of Kabul Sunday, sealing the collapse of the U ...