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Editorial: Biden tries to draw a line under an endless war

EDITORIAL: World may no longer care, but this is a step into the unknown for Afghanistan.

Biden's Afghan pullout is a victory for Pakistan. But at what cost?

New York Times: Country may face extremism as a result of a perceived Taliban victory.

Afghans wonder 'what about me' as US troops prepare to withdraw

New York Times: Many Afghans fear country will be unable to preserve modest gains made.

Biden to pull US troops from 'forever war' in Afghanistan

President plans to withdraw all remaining American personnel by September 11.

The Taliban think they have already won, peace deal or not

New York Times: The Taliban believe they have the upper hand — and are saying as much.

In Kabul's streets, dogs rule the night

New York Times: Few places in the world have to deal with crime, dog packs and bombs.

Conservative hardliners: UK investigates ban on young girls singing in Afghan schools

Education Ministry move raises fears that the Afghan government is bowing to the Taliban.

US presents warring Afghan sides with peace agreement

The document envisions a reconciliation commission aimed at healing 42 years of conflict.

'America's back': Biden opts for diplomacy over nationalism

Biden's plan to replace "America First" with "diplomacy first" will depend on US allies.

'I could just vanish': In Kabul, pocket notes to prevent anonymous death

New York Times: Some Afghans carry note in case they are killed or severely wounded.

'Covid can't compete': In a place mired in war, the virus is an afterthought

New York Times: >In Afghanistan, life goes on as though the coronavirus never existed.

Top Aussie soldier steps down over 'disgusting' photo

Soldier an 'honourable man who did the wrong thing more than a decade ago,' MP says.

'Bleat like sheep': Chinese media criticises Ardern's support of Australia

After a war of words with Australia, a Chinese media outlet has now gone after NZ.

China crisis: Australian PM told to 'slap himself'

China doubles down after posting a falsified image, says PM should "kneel on the ground".

Australian war crimes report: Defence chief admits SAS was relied on too much

The report comes after a four-year inquiry examining the conduct of the special forces.

The inside story of Australia's Afghanistan war crimes report

Dr Samantha Crompvoets uncovered the story of the war crimes by Australian soldiers.