CNN's Anderson Cooper talks with Fareed Zakaria about the crisis unfolding in Afghanistan and what this means for President Joe Biden's foreign policy. Watch "Full Circle" Monday, Wednesday and Friday 6p E.T.
Warning: This video contains disturbing images. Video shows people clinging to the fuselage of a US military aircraft as it taxied at Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul. CNN has reached out to the US military for comment.
Afghan reporter Nazira Karimi makes an emotional plea to Pentagon spokesman John Kirby at the Pentagon briefing after the Taliban's taking of Kabul.
President Joe Biden acknowledged the "many missteps" made in Afghanistan over two decades of US military presence and took some responsibility for the current situation unfolding on the ground during his remarks at the White House.
CNN's Jamie Gangel previews a new book from journalists Bob Woodward and Robert Costa detailing the final days of Trump's presidency and the transition to the Biden administration.
CNN's Jim Sciutto reacts after President Biden's national security adviser Jake Sullivan calls the withdrawal from Afghanistan a "successful drawdown."
A witness describes how refugees made it to the other side of the Berlin Wall. Its construction was started in the former GDR 60 years ago.
The growing middle class across Africa is driving demand for a wide range of footwear. CNN's Cyril Vanier spoke to Tedla Yizengaw, owner of Anbessa Shoe Share Company — one of Ethiopia's biggest shoemakers — about the reasons for the brand's success and plans for growth moving forward.
One of the world's largest salt lakes is evaporating at an alarming pace and threatening the livelihoods of those who live nearby. CNN's Fred Pleitgen reports.
CNN's Kyung Lah speaks to California Gov. Gavin Newsom about the upcoming recall election in his state and looks into a possible Republican front runner.
Protesters march in Thailand's capital to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-Cha over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. Demonstrations have become increasingly frequent on the streets of Bangkok, with protesters flinging projectiles to defend from riot police using rubber bullets, tear gas and water cannons.
Bangkok (AFP) – Protesters march in Thailand’s capital to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-Cha over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. Demonstrations have become increasingly frequent on the streets of Bangkok, with protesters flinging projectiles to defend from riot police using rubber bullets, tear gas and water cannons.
