Afghanistan

An Oklahoma Watch review of more than 100 complaints, apartment unit tours and interviews with residents paint a portrait of unsafe and substandard living conditions for many Afghan refugees who resettled in Oklahoma City and Tulsa.

Stillwater Public Schools is partnering with Oklahoma State University to help with education for Afghan refugees. This is part of Catholic Charities of Eastern Oklahoma's initiative to resettle hundreds of Afghan families.

The first Afghan refugees have arrived in Oklahoma. The family of seven touched down Wednesday night in Oklahoma City.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FV-E-u6-CsPresident Trump addressed the nation Monday night on U.S. engagement and "the path forward" in Afghanistan and…

Like many young Afghans, Ambassador HamdullahMohib has lived in a country that has been at war most of his life. Born in 1983, Ambassador Mohib stressed…

Suzette Grillot and Rebecca Cruise discuss two sides of international education. China has charged an education advocate in Tibet with inciting…

Rebecca Cruise and Suzette Grillot discuss the former military dictator who’s about to take over for Goodluck Jonathan as Nigeria’s new president, and two…

When Ashley Gilbertson was 13 years old, his parents bought him his first camera to photograph himself and his friends skateboarding. A year later, his…

In 2003, the Associated Press issued its report on human rights abuses taking place at the U.S.-held Abu Ghraib prison. Jackie Spinner was at the prison a…

As the U.S. combat mission in Afghanistan ends, NPR's Sean Carberry is leaving Kabul, along with most of the troops.