Afghanistan

The attack that killed three adults and seven children was an "honest mistake", the Pentagon says.

A UK woman set up an online school for Afghan girls. Weeks in, she has nearly a thousand students.

The country's economy is on the brink of collapse after the exodus of international support.

The Islamic State affiliate IS-K says it carried out the Sardar Daud Khan hospital attack.

The attack by men who identified themselves as Taliban has left at least two dead, officials say.

From office workers to students, Afghans share how their lives have changed since August.

The BBC speaks to one of 29 LGBT refugees who fled the Taliban, fearing for their lives.

A man who fled to Aberdeen tells BBC Scotland of his struggle to start a new life when others are left behind.

Jalalabad is the frontline in murky and bloody battle between two groups, and the death toll is rising.

The family includes two sisters who worked in Afghanistan for a Scottish charity.

When Afghanistan fell, hundreds of female judges went into hiding. After months living in fear, 26 have escaped.

The UN World Food Programme says half the population now faces acute food insecurity.

Refugees who fled their home countries to be in the US offer advice to America's newest refugees.