Afghan American Family in Florida Helps At-risk Afghans, Evacuees

It’s a story as old as America, immigrants who have made their home in the United States, reaching out to help those who come after them. Th...

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US Plan for New Center to Process Afghan Evacuees in Virginia Sparks Controversy

Washington —  The U.S. government aims to open a new center in Northern Virginia to receive additional Afghan evacuees, according to four so...

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Afghan Refugees Navigate Legal, Cultural Challenges in Unfamiliar Land

The man dubbed a leader of newly arriving Afghan refugees in Wausau, Wisconsin, was profiled in the local media as a U.S. ally and someone w...

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For Many Afghan Evacuees, a Rocky Path to a New Life

The United States and other nations helped evacuate some 120,000 Afghans from their country after the Taliban took over last August. In the ...

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New Afghan Refugees in California Face Difficult Rental Market

One of the challenges that new Afghan refugees in California face is a tough rental market. Many are staying in temporary housing for weeks ...

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Afghan Family Adjusts to Life in US Without Their Mother

In August, Jan Mohammad Saber, a former local United Nations employee in Afghanistan, and his five children were evacuated from the country,...

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Afghan Commander Relocated to US Hopes to Reunite His Family

Abdul Kabir Salarzai is hoping to be reunited with his family in the United States, after being evacuated from eastern Afghanistan, where he...

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Biden to Split Frozen Afghan Funds for 9/11 Victims, Relief

WASHINGTON —  President Joe Biden is expected to issue an executive order on Friday to move some $7 billion of the Afghan central bank’s ass...

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Afghan Refugees Get Technology to Easier Adapt to Life in US

U.S. businesses and Asian Americans are stepping up to help Afghan refugees adjust to life in the U.S. with technology training and tools. O...

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Deadline Nears for US on Seized Afghan Funds Sought By 9/11 Victims

Freeze it indefinitely, return it to Afghanistan or give it to 9/11 victims’ families? The Biden administration has until February 11 to tel...

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US Inspector Questions Top Ghani Aide on Corruption, Collapse of Afghan Government

A former senior Afghan official says he has answered questions in a U.S. inquiry into allegations that former Afghan President Ashraf Ghani ...

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Afghan LGBT community faces 'serious' safety threats from Taliban: HRW | Main | Spanish edition

The Afghan LGBT+ community has faced an “increasingly desperate situation” with serious safety threats since the Taliban’s return to power, ...

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Afghan Students in US Face Uncertain Future

Afghan students studying at universities in the U.S. through scholarship programs face a more uncertain future since the Taliban took over a...

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Iran Hosts Crucial Meeting Involving Afghan Rivals

ISLAMABAD —  Afghanistan’s Taliban confirmed Monday their senior delegates met in neighboring Iran with self-exiled key Afghan opposition le...

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