War crimes judge to lead new watchdog
The eminent judge who led the investigation into allegations of war crimes committed by Australian soldiers in Afghanistan has been given a new appointment.
Afghanistan
Afghanistan has descended into chaos after the Taliban seized control of Kabul. See the latest updates.
Ex-soldier’s ‘war crime’ on video: court
An ex-soldier accused of the wartime murder of an Afghan villager is at at risk of being attacked by Taliban sympathisers in jail, a court has been told.
Ex-soldier fears extremist attack in jail
A former SAS soldier, facing allegations he murdered a villager while deployed in Afghanistan, says he fears for his safety in jail.
Real reason Afghanistan tour canned
Afghanistan’s upset cricketers have been given a swift retort from Cricket Australia after an ODI series was abandoned.
More Stories
Was it all worth it? SA war heroes question Afghan sacrifice
As the Taliban sweeps through Afghanistan with ferocious speed, South Australian war heroes are questioning the purpose of the 20-year war.
We stand shoulder to shoulder with all affected: Premier
The Premier will meet Afghan community leaders on Tuesday afternoon to discuss the unfolding crisis in Afghanistan and offer assistance.
Shambolic withdrawal a shameful end to noble fight
America’s mismanaged withdrawal from Afghanistan dishonours all of those who fought for freedom and leaves a nation in the hands of its worst enemies, writes Heston Russell.
The words that should terrify the world
The Taliban have already made their intentions very clear – and what they plan to do next is even more chilling.
PM’s grim warning as Afghanistan rescue plan revealed
Scott Morrison has warned support will not reach everyone in Afghanistan as he announced plans are underway to rescue Australians “this week”.
‘Forcibly landed’: Afghan military plane shot down
Uzbekistan’s defence force has shot down an Afghan military plane and has forced the landing of 46 other aircraft after the Taliban took over.
Taliban calls Sydney reporter live on-air
This is the moment an Australian journalist got a call from the Taliban on her mobile phone while live on-air with the BBC.
‘Inept’: Australia fails Afghan workers
A lawyer working ‘around the clock’ to rescue Afghan interpreters who worked alongside the ADF has slammed the federal government.
A tale of death and dust in Afghanistan
The Taliban tried to kill him, so did the sea. Now we retell the story of refugee Hanif Rahimi’s escape from Afghanistan to SA – and his deep sorrow the “terrorists are once again killing my people”.
Next chapter of cricket’s romantic tale tough to predict
Australia is planning to start its home summer with its first-ever Test against Afghanistan from November 27. The incredible events of the last few days have thrown that very much into doubt.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/topics/afghanistan/page/20