Kunduz

We are deeply grieved at the terrorist attack on a mosque in Kunduz province, says Foreign Office

President Ashraf Ghani said his administration was also ready to hold peace talks with the Taliban

As Washington's special envoy says the US and Taliban were on the brink of a deal

Attack come as the US and the Taliban continue to seek an agreement in Doha

JUI-F member says it is an open attack on Islam

Incident saw troops call for air strikes as they engaged Taliban hiding in civilian homes

The strikes early Thursday killed at least 30 people, many of them children

The strike occurred after a firefight killed two US soldiers and three Afghan special forces

The assault launched early Monday came just over a year after militants briefly seized the provincial capital

Pentagon published report of their investigation saying the troops involved in raid would not face war crimes charges

Attack on hospital run by medical charity Doctors Without Borders last October left 42 people dead, triggered outrage

The general, said that 12 of the personnel involved were suspended or removed from command and four others reprimanded

Fourty Taliban fighters have been killed and around 50 wounded, says Afghan defense ministry spokesperson

Fighting took place within city limits as well as in six provincial districts, Kunduz governor says

More than 10 military personnel face administrative action

The attack in error last October on the Doctors without Borders hospital in Kunduz left 42 people dead

The October 3 air raid on the French charity's hospital during a Taliban offensive in Kunduz killed at least 30 people

The ex-warlord draws supporters across the country's ethnic divides, promises to bring the Taliban to their knees

NATO says its initial probe determined that the reports of civilian casualties were credible

PM Nawaz directs FO to arrange transportation of plane-load of wheat stock for Kunduz residents

An October 3 air strike on the MSF hospital killed at least 22 staff and patients

Harrowing testimonies emerge of death squads targeting female rights workers and journalists hours after city fell

US spy officials say hospital hit in airstrike was being used by Pakistani operative

The group says it is ready to negotiate to end long-standing war in Afghanistan if their 'legitimate demands' are...

Obama also called Afghan President to express his condolences and commended the "bravery" of Afghan forces

The US military took responsibility on Tuesday for the air strike on the hospital in Kunduz

Foreign Secretary Aizaz Ahmed Chaudhry recently condemned the Taliban’s takeover of Kunduz, calling it an illegal move

Taliban last month stormed Afghan city Kunduz, effectively overrunning it in their biggest triumph since 2001

Humanitarian situation in northern city is thought to be difficult but extent of what is needed remains unclear

Hard truth is that operations conducted by our army in 2014 merely pushed these terrorists back from where they came

The MSF trauma center in Kunduz was hit several times during sustained bombing and was very badly damaged

Charity says nine Doctors Without Borders staff dead and dozens of others seriously wounded in airstrike

If Afghan Taliban hold on to their occupation for some time, there is fear of defections from ranks of the Afghan Army

US provides support with first air strike; Ghani says reinforcements on the way

Peace remains eternally elusive, and for Taliban, currently on a roll, there is little incentive to come to the table

Akhter Mansoor praises Taliban 'victory'; asks fighters to offer special 'thanksgiving prayers'