Americans Came to Fight in Afghanistan — Another Came to Die
The Taliban surrendered … then they killed an American.
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This Nigerian Conflict Is Proving Deadlier Than Boko Haram
An under-the-radar ethnic conflict is eclipsing the infamous terror group as the biggest security threat facing Africa’s largest economy.
Taken Hostage in a Mumbai Terror Attack
Nine years ago today, OZY’s Joanna Lobo called to find that her interview subject had become a hostage during the call.
The Road to Peace in Afghanistan Passes Through China
The U.S. has been turning to its great rival, China, as the best bet to ensure peace in the war-torn nation.
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Life, Interrupted: The Concierge
Leaving behind a terror-filled town in Peru, his family and a familiar way of life, Luis Gatti — a concierge, father and husband — is living an American dream.
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The Taliban's Hidden Moderate
An outsider turned deputy political head, Mullah Abdul Salam Hanafi is now central to ending the war … eventually.
Fast ForwardThe Road to Peace in Afghanistan Passes Through China
The U.S. has been turning to its great rival, China, as the best bet to ensure peace in the war-torn nation.
OpinionAfter the Longest War
As America plots an Afghanistan exit, this series looks at who gains and what that means.
Fast ForwardIs This Saudi Arabia's Laboratory for Religious Influence in Europe?
Saudi influence in the liberal Muslim nation is growing and sparking concerns over the potential for Islamic fundamentalism.
Fast ForwardInside the Exodus of Indian Migrants From Kashmir
Modi’s government says the abrogation of Kashmir’s special status will better integrate it with India, but Indians are leaving in droves.
OpinionInternational Terrorists Remain Hard at Work
Tragic instances of domestic terror and concerns about Russian meddling may push foreign terrorism, dangerously, to the back of the line.
Fast ForwardThe New War on Terror — Arab Style
Repressive Arab regimes are increasingly borrowing America’s war on terror slogan to crush local opponents while retaining the West’s support.
