Students from Ukraine and Sudan in the US have been given Special Student Relief, meaning they can access work permits and have protection from deportation.

I'm happy that I am getting a world-class education, yet I am deeply worried as I follow the developments in Afghanistan

The American University of Afghanistan was one of the first places the Taliban claimed in Kabul. Despite attempts to evacuate, over 350 of its students remain in the country.

Nobel peace prize winner Malala Yousafzai has urged Muslim countries to condemn the Taliban's ban on girls' secondary education.

The US state department announced late last week that the Afghan Fulbright program would be cancelled this academic year, prompting backlash from students and stakeholders.

Afghan students who are semi-finalists for the Fulbright Scholar Program have been waiting as long as six months for an update on their application.

Students at Afghanistan’s famed music school have been flown out of the country after the Portuguese government granted the pupils asylum.

Ruth Arnold gives a personal account of why the UK prime minister should again intervene to help Afghan Cheveners