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UN human rights chief Michelle Bachelet, left, at a Geneva wreath-laying ceremony marking World Humanitarian Day

UN Hails Aid Workers After Record Attacks

UN hails aid workers after record attacks

Afghan Presidential Compound Hit In Rocket Attack On Capital

Several rockets struck the capital of Afghanistan as the country marked the 101st anniversary of its independence

Afghan presidential compound hit in rocket attack on capital

Afghan Women's Rights Trailblazer Survives Gun Attack

Fawzia Koofi is a trailblazing Afghan women's rights campaigner and politician

Afghan women's rights trailblazer survives gun attack

Juma Khan, 77, holds a picture of his son Aziz Ahmad Naween, who was killed in a massive truck bombing near the German embassy in Kabul in 2017

Taliban Prisoner Release Re-opens Wounds For Victims' Families

Taliban prisoner release re-opens wounds for victims' families

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A couple wave flags to mark Australia Day in Sydney

Australia’s Blockchain-Based Smart Trademark App Can Combat Counterfeiting

Australia's Science minister said blockchain technology could help the country increase its reputation as well as create new jobs.

The Afghan government has already released almost 5,000 Taliban inmates

Afghan Peace Talks Expected In Days As Prisoner Release Approved

Afghan peace talks expected in days as prisoner release approved

Many migrants passing through Ventimiglia have nowhere to sleep but the beach

Migrants Adrift After Camp At France-Italy Border Shut

Migrants adrift after camp at France-Italy border shut

Afghan Leader Urges Mega Gathering To Decide On 400 Taliban Prisoners

Afghan leader urges mega gathering to decide on 400 Taliban prisoners

Face masks are now mandatory even outdoors in some cities in France

Europe Fears Second Virus Wave As Trump Takes Heat For 'Misinformation'

Europe fears second virus wave as Trump takes heat for 'misinformation'

More than 4,000 wounded people staggered or were taken into damaged and overwhelmed hospitals across the Lebanese capital on Tuesday evening

'Armageddon' At Beirut Hospitals After Blast Hurt Medics, Patients Alike

'Armageddon' at Beirut hospitals after blast hurt medics, patients alike

The survey estimated that 31.5 percent of the Afghanistan population had contracted the virus

Third Of Afghans Estimated To Have Contracted Virus: Health Ministry

Third of Afghans estimated to have contracted virus: health ministry

The global race is on to find a vaccine against COVID-19

China Offers Coronavirus Vaccine Priority Access to Poor, Developing Countries

China is making overtures to poor and developing countries to make a future COVID-19 vaccine available in an effort to improve its standing in the world's eyes.

two children found 2 gold bars during lockdown

Gold Hits $2,000, All-Time High As Worries Over Global Economy Swirl

Gold has been one of the best performing asset classes this year

A man watches from behind a closed gate after a raid at the prison in Jalalabad

Islamic State Jihadists On The Run After Afghan Prison Raid

Islamic State jihadists on the run after Afghan prison raid

US President Donald Trump gave TikTok six weeks to sell its US operations to an American company, adding that the government wanted a financial benefit from the deal

Quotes From President Trump's Axios Interview: Coronavirus Pandemic, Russia, November Election, Black Lives Matter

President Trump again insisted the coronavirus pandemic is under control, there will be massive fraud if a mail-in election is allowed to proceed, and intelligence on Russia paying bounties to the Taliban did not have much credence.

Afghan soldiers arrive during an attack on a prison in Jalalabad. At least 29 people have been killed in fighting at the jail, which houses 1,700 Islamic State and Taliban inmates

Prison Raid Mars Relative Calm In Afghanistan After Ceasefire

Prison raid mars relative calm in Afghanistan after ceasefire

Map of Afghanistan locating Jalalabad, where armed men stormed a prison in eastern Afghanistan on Sunday

At Least 20 Killed In Afghan Prison Raid Claimed By Islamic State

At least 20 killed in Afghan prison raid claimed by Islamic State

A mural depicts US special envoy Zalmay Khalilzad (L) and Taliban co-founder Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar. Under the US-Taliban deal, 'intra-Afghan' talks were to start in March but hit delays amid political infighting in Kabul

Afghan Govt Urges Taliban To Extend Ceasefire

Afghan govt urges Taliban to extend ceasefire

Kabul says just over 4,900 Taliban prisoners have been released so far

Afghan Ceasefire Holds As Hundreds Of Taliban Prisoners Freed

Afghan ceasefire holds as hundreds of Taliban prisoners freed

Federal Appeals Court Overturns Death Penalty For Boston Marathon Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev

A federal appeals court overturned the death penalty for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, who was convicted of setting off bombs during the 2013 Boston Marathon.

Injured mourners are taken to hospital after a suicide bomb attack on a funeral in eastern Afghanistan

Over 30 People Killed Ahead Of Muslim Festival In Afghanistan

At least 17 people were killed in a car-bombing in the city of Pul-e-Alan ahead of an agreed ceasefire between the Afghan government and the Taliban, and another 15 were killed by a Pakistani artillery strike.

The halt in fighting is slated to last for the duration of Eid al-Adha and is only the third official truce in nearly 19 years of war

New Ceasefire Holds Across Afghanistan As Eid Begins

New ceasefire holds across Afghanistan as Eid begins

The insurgents' release would complete the Afghan government's pledge to free 5,000 Taliban militants. This photo shows a release in May

Afghan President Orders Release Of 500 Taliban Inmates

Afghan president orders release of 500 Taliban inmates

New Zealand sent a reconstruction team and a small special forces contingent to join the NATO-led operation in Afghanistan in 2003

New Zealand Military Slammed Over 'Murky' Afghan Raid Claims

New Zealand military slammed over 'murky' Afghan raid claims

US Secretary of State Michael Pompeo defends the administration as tough on Russia in a hearing of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Pompeo Says Russian Deaths In Syria Sent Warning

Pompeo says Russian deaths in Syria sent warning

Meghan Markle's Wikipedia Page Edited Weeks Before Prince Harry Romance Went Public

Meghan Markle's Wikipedia page was reportedly edited weeks before her relationship with Prince Harry was publicized. There was apparently a lot of activity on Oct. 9, 2016, few weeks before their romance was publicized.

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