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Qatar, where the Taliban have a political office, is likely to host the initial round of peace talks with the Afghan government, according to a minister

Qatar Likely To Host Start Of Taliban-Afghan Govt Talks: Minister

Qatar likely to host start of Taliban-Afghan govt talks: minister

Ohio Army Vet Who Refused To Wear Mask Dies Of Coronavirus

Army Vet who declined to wear face coverings dies from coronavirus-related illness

He was diagnosed with COVID-19 on July 1.

US Pushes Taliban To Reduce Violence As Deal Enters 'Next Phase'

Since the deal was signed, the Taliban have stepped up attacks across much of Afghanistan killing hundreds

US pushes Taliban to reduce violence as deal enters 'next phase'

US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin shake hands ahead a meeting in Helsinki in July 2018

US Discusses Five-power Summit With Russia

US discusses five-power summit with Russia

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Afghanistan started releasing thousands of Taliban prisoners in May, but says some are "too dangerous" to be freed without trial

Afghanistan Says Will Not Release 600 'Too Dangerous' Taliban

Afghanistan says will not release 600 'too dangerous' Taliban

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Afghanistan Government Will Use Blockchain To Combat Fake Medicine, Healthcare Products

Blockchain startup Fantom and the Afghan Ministry of Public Health announced a new blockchain project that will help keep counterfeit medicine out of the country.

Afghan Taliban militants and villagers celebrating the deal with the US in March 2020

Afghan President Pushing For Global 'Consensus' On Talks With Taliban

Afghan president pushing for global 'consensus' on talks with Taliban

Dostum was vice president in Ghani's 2014 government

Afghan Warlord Accused Of Rights Abuse Awarded Highest Military Rank

Afghan warlord accused of rights abuse awarded highest military rank

In this photo taken on March 29, 2002, Pakistani police surround handcuffed Omar Sheikh as he comes out of a court in Pakistan's port city of Karachi

Four In Daniel Pearl Case To Remain Jailed In Pakistan For Now

Four in Daniel Pearl case to remain jailed in Pakistan for now

In late May a roadside bomb killed a television journalist in Kabul

UN Concerned Afghan Violence Aimed At Derailing Peace Talks

UN concerned Afghan violence aimed at derailing peace talks

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo defnds the administration's stance on Russia at a news conference

Pompeo Insists US Firm On Russia But Leaves Open Door To Putin

Pompeo insists US firm on Russia but leaves open door to Putin

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, seen here in February 2020, says the Trump administration has raised concerns with Russia over Afghanistan

Pompeo Doesn't Rule Out Inviting Putin To Expanded G7 Summit

Pompeo doesn't rule out inviting Putin to expanded G7 summit

People waited for hours on June 9, 2020 to vote in Georgia's primary election

Kentucky Democratic Primary Goes Down To Wire, McGrath To Face McConnell After Tight Win Over Booker

Former Marine pilot Amy McGrath edged her opponent in the Kentucky Democratic primary and will face Mitch McConnell in what is expected to be among the most closely watched races.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, seen here in March 2020, is pushing the UN Security Council to extend an arms embargo on Iran

Pompeo Faces Opposition In UN Push On Iran Arms Embargo

Pompeo faces opposition in UN push on Iran arms embargo

US troops have been in Afghanistan for nearly 20 years

Combat Translator For US Military In Afghanistan Granted American Citizenship

Janis Shinwari helped saved American lives in Afghanistan. He co-founded No One Left Behind, a non-profit dedicated to getting interpreters from Iraq and Afghanistan into the U.S.

The Taliban have reaffirmed their commitment to a deal signed with Washington to draw down the Afghan conflict

Taliban Reaffirm Commitment To US Deal In Pompeo Call

Taliban reaffirm commitment to US deal in Pompeo call

US Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi asked for an interagency briefing for the House of Representatives on "President Trump's inexplicable behavior towards Russia"

White House Says No Intel Consensus On Russia Bounties

White House says no intel consensus on Russia bounties

Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump at a July 2018 summit in Helsinki where Trump controversially acknowledged Putin's denials of election meddling

Once Again, US-Russia Tensions Soar Despite Trump

Once again, US-Russia tensions soar despite Trump

A voter casts a ballot into a mobile ballot box in Moscow during the early vote in a nationwide constitutional referendum that could extend President Vladimir Putin's term

US Says Putin Seeking To Stay In Power For Life

US says Putin seeking to stay in power for life

A man injured in an explosion at a cattle market is brought to in Lashkar Gah, Helmand province

Blasts At Afghan Market Kill 23 Civilians

Blasts at Afghan market kill 23 civilians

A New York Times report said Trump had been told about findings that reportedly showed Russia had offered bounties to Taliban-linked militants for killing US troops

Trump Says Spies Deemed Russia-Taliban Intel Not 'Credible'

Trump says spies deemed Russia-Taliban intel not 'credible'

US President Donald Trump is seen flanked by top White House coronavirus task force officials Deborah Birx (L) and Anthony Fauci (R), on May 15, 2020

Trump Approval Ratings: As Election Approaches, Do Republican Voters Still Support The President?

As President Donald Trump faces multiple crises, he continues to suffer from poor approval ratings overall, although most Republican voters view him favorably.