Where is Afghanistan's economy after trillions of US dollars spent and two decades of corruption and ineptitude, where is it headed to next, or what's left of it, under the Taliban?

Twenty years after ordering invasion of Afghanistan, former US President George W. Bush is voicing “deep sadness,” over America’s defeat.

After nearly 20 years of deployment, with the second largest contingent of troops after the United States, Germany has evacuated its forces from Afghanistan, calling the withdrawal “the end of a historic chapter”, with the coalition of the willing no longer willing and pulling out its forces one by one.

Former US President George W. Bush has criticized the Republican Party, which has been undergoing a deep divide in the wake of Donald Trump’s presidency.

Roughly one year ago, Joe Biden's candidacy looked miserable and dead in the water yet here we are one year later and Joe Biden has managed by some miracle to be elected the 46th president of The United States of America.

The fight against Daesh turned Major-General Soleimani, who had evolved into so much more on the battlefield and at home as a person, from a shadow figure into a major player in the geopolitics of the region.

Apparently great friends, Iran and the USA fell out with each other in 1979 due to the Islamic Revolution of Iran, but most Iranians remember no less than 60 years of underlying bi-lateral enmity, beginning with US bullying.

The US presidential election is being watched with a mixture of anxiety and expectation by the British public and elites alike.

The United States uses a system known as the Electoral College system to elect a president once every four years; however, many people are in the dark as to what that means and how it works.

Hundreds of US officials once working for former Republican President George W. Bush are turning to Democratic presumptive nominee Joe Biden for 2020.