British destabilization of Afghanistan

Kunduz Governor Reappears, Vows To Spill His 'Last Drop Of Blood' Fighting Taliban The governor of Kunduz Province, whose whereabouts have been unknown to journalists in Kabul for the last two days, has reappeared in Kabul and is vowing to spill his "last drop of blood" to recapture his provincial capital.

Taliban's Brutal Measures Belie 'Charm Offensive' In Captured Kunduz The Taliban leadership is on a charm offensive to wins the hearts and minds of the people of Kunduz. But residents of the captured Afghan city say the hard-line militia is committing widespread abuses.

Afghans Await Kunduz Reinforcements An expected Afghan government counteroffensive to retake Kunduz from the Taliban appears to have largely stalled as troops await reinforcements.

Fear, Disbelief As Taliban Takes Kunduz With the Taliban in control of much of the northern Afghan city of Kunduz, and government forces engaged in a counteroffensive to take it back, residents say they're bracing for heavy fighting.

Taliban Takes Key Afghan City An Afghan official says the northern city of Kunduz has been captured by the Taliban after hours of clashes with security forces.

In Malmö, Former Refugees Lead Relief Effort For New Migrants As many as 900 migrants are registering for asylum each day in the southern Swedish city of Malmö -- the largest influx of refugees to the Scandinavian country since World War II. As authorities and volunteers rush to offer much-needed aid, the relief effort is led partly by former refugees.

The Kremlin's Military Ventures Since 1945 From Hungary to Angola to Korea, the Kremlin is no stranger to military interventions abroad. How do Moscow's current military deployments in Syria and Ukraine compare to past ventures?