Citing the costly or disastrous cases of Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya as warnings to the West to steer clear of regime change ...

U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites sparked sharply divergent reactions. Those who fought in Iraq and Afghanistan have a ...

The neoconservatives who orchestrated the disastrous wars with Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Libya — and who were never held accountable for the profligate waste of $8 trillion taxpayer dollars ...

More than 20 years of US wars have directly killed an estimated 940,000 people and cost the US $5.8 trillion.

The largest perils may lie in the aftermath, many experts say, just as they did in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Yemen has been dubbed the most dangerous country in the world this year, even more so than war-torn Ukraine, Iraq, ...

The wars in Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria cost the U.S. $5.2 trillion. War with Iran could escalate catastrophically. We must demand Congress exercise their power to stop this war from going any ...

The Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant-Khorasan (ISIL-K) continues to defy the domination of the Taliban regime.

In Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya — and in Syria and Yemen after their 2011 uprisings — a familiar pattern emerged when governments were overthrown or seriously weakened.

I also saw the aftermath of the Taliban falling in Afghanistan, but the Iraq experience shaped my life. You know, I was a civilian, then I became a journalist when the statue fell.

It’s credited with taking the lead role in Iran’s relations with armed groups in the Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon, Syria and the Gaza strip, including Hezbollah and Hamas.