- Kevin Sieff
- Correspondent
Kevin Sieff became the Post’s Kabul bureau chief in January 2012, after covering education for the newspaper from Washington. Prior to joining the Post, he worked in the Washington bureau of the Financial Times and covered immigration from both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border. Sieff is a graduate of Brown University and the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.
Afghan policeman kills two U.S. troops
Yet another “insider attack” on U.S. troops in Afghanistan comes hours after boastful message from Taliban leader.
Afghan bombings kill at least 40 civilians
The attackers in Nimruz province appeared to be targeting government buildings, provincial officials said.
3 Marines shot dead in Afghanistan
Afghan police officer opens fire a day after a rogue officer kills three other troops, officials say.
Afghan in uniform kills 3 U.S. troops
Deadly attack in Helmand was particularly devastating because of its scale and the elite service members who were targeted.
- At Afghan orphanage, friends from different sides of the war
- Karzai approves impeachment of two key Afghan ministers
- Months after Americans leave, an Afghan base in disrepair
- Afghan President Hamid Karzai demands handover, not demolition, of NATO bases
- Key Afghan lawmaker assassinated at daughter's wedding
- Dozens killed, including 6 U.S. troops, in insurgent attacks in Afghanistan
- Afghan refugees forced to return home
- With Panetta in Afghanistan, Karzai condemns new airstrike
