The US-led so-called “war on terror” in the aftermath of 9/11 failed to eradicate terrorism, instead fueling terrorism, extremism, instability, civilian deaths, and prolonged wars through military intervention, occupation, geopolitical ambitions, and support for authoritarian regimes.

The US attack on a wedding party in southern Iran is the latest chapter in a decades-long history of such deliberate strikes – from Afghanistan to Iraq and now Iran – that have killed hundreds of civilians and turned moments of celebration into grief and mourning.

Five years after the last American military aircraft left Afghanistan, the consequences of nearly two decades of war continue to shape the country.

Five years after the Taliban's return, Afghanistan remains a ruin of America's longest, costliest war – a catastrophic occupation that failed militarily, politically, and morally, leaving behind economic collapse, humanitarian crisis, and enduring instability.

Five years after the Taliban took control of Kabul following the withdrawal of US forces, the group is marking the anniversary with celebrations across Afghanistan.

Iran's Agriculture Minister is on a visit to Afghanistan.

Iran marks Journalists’ Day by honoring Mahmoud Saremi, martyred while reporting the 1998 Mazar-e-Sharif attack, as well as journalists who continue reporting under fire and confronting Western propaganda.