Why September tends to spook European equity markets
Masoud Imani Kalesar
Will Iran go nuclear now that Trump is in power or can a deal be done?
Will Iran build its first nuclear bomb or will it reach a deal with the West? A journalist from the Euronews Persian Service examines Tehran's options.
'I have not left Afghanistan,' says resistance leader Amrullah Saleh
Saleh told Euronews that he remains in the Panjshir Valley fighting alongside Ahmad Massoud.
Taliban rule won't last long, claims Afghanistan's 'acting president'
Amrullah Saleh spoke exclusively to Euronews from the Panjshir Valley, an area of the country not currently under Taliban control.
Analysis: Why did Kabul fall so easily into the Taliban’s hands?
Euronews' Masoud Imani Kalesar looks at the small print in Afghanistan's recent history to give us some ways to understand the recent developments.
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Afghanistan: 40 years of instability, is there hope for peace?
Afghanistan: 40 years of instability, is there hope for peace?
Afghanistan: fighting terrorism through education
Can terrorism be defeated if illiteracy were eradicated in Afghanistan
Exclusive: The school the suicide bombers couldn’t shut
Euronews' correspondent Masoud Imani Kalesar visited Kabul in the wake of a deadly ambulance blast which killed dozens, and witnessed the violence - and Afghans' defiance - first hand.
Abdullah: the ballot box, not bombs, will decide Afghanistan's future
Dr. Abdullah Abdullah, the Chief Executive of Afghanistan, says his country is making progress despite many setbacks
Our bloodshed worth less than that of the West, says ex-Afghan intelli
Euronews spoke to former Afghan intelligence chief Amrullah Saleh who explained how his country is trapped between three clashing factions because of its geopolitical location
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