War in Afghanistan (2001-2021)

Investigations and journeys into the heart of global events from BBC correspondents.

Sahar meets the medical staff trying to deal with Afghanistan’s mental health emergency

TV filmmaker Sean Langan on surviving being kidnapped

How a sports star turned military hero died in a controversial friendly fire incident.

Soldiers speak out about what it is like to serve as a Muslim in the British army

Russian, American, British and Afghan soldiers talk about fighting in Afghanistan

The impact of an assertive Russia on Norway, and Norway’s involvement in Afghanistan

Meet 80 year olds Mo and Jo, who recently became honorary Gurkhas.

Lyse Doucet visits Kabul to hear about the lives of Afghan women as the troops depart.

Ashraf Ghani, president of Afghanistan, the anthropologist with the explosive temper.

A former British commander in Afghanistan examines what has been achieved by the campaign.

Zarghuna Kargar hears the stories of British and Afghan women widowed by the 13-year war.

Owen talks to a British soldier about one particular day of fighting in Afghanistan.

John McCarthy talks to Rafi, an Afghan refugee who fled to Britain in 2011.

A journey through the UK defence economy telling the story of a bullet from factory to war

Lyse Doucet is in Kabul to talk to Rangina Hamidi a campaigner for women's rights.

Lyse Doucet speaks to Masood Khalili, Afghanistan's Ambassador to Spain.

How the pilotless drone aircraft is controversially transforming air warfare.

Poonam Taneja had exclusive access to British Muslims on the frontline in Afghanistan.

Eddie Mair chairs a debate on the progress of the conflict in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Edward Stourton discovers what a negotiated peace with the Taliban would really mean.

Examining the changing culture and politics behind the commemoration of the fallen.