Today marks the nineteenth anniversary of the US-led invasion of Iraq on the false pretext of destroying the country’s weapons of mass destruction.

Colin Powell, the first Black US secretary of state and top military officer, died on Monday at the age of 84 due to complications from COVID-19.

Former US President George W. Bush intends to hold a fundraiser for Republican senator Liz Cheney in what seems to be an open declaration of war with former President Donald Trump who is seeking to oust the three-term Wyoming congresswoman.

​​​​​​​Placing 9/11, twenty years on, in its proper historical context is the sworn duty of the living to the dead and the yet unborn.

Where is Afghanistan's economy after trillions of US dollars spent and two decades of corruption and ineptitude, where is it headed to next, or what's left of it, under the Taliban?

Twenty years after ordering invasion of Afghanistan, former US President George W. Bush is voicing “deep sadness,” over America’s defeat.

After nearly 20 years of deployment, with the second largest contingent of troops after the United States, Germany has evacuated its forces from Afghanistan, calling the withdrawal “the end of a historic chapter”, with the coalition of the willing no longer willing and pulling out its forces one by one.