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The US-Taliban talks were aimed at allowing Washington to begin withdrawing troops in return for various security guarantees

Taliban Propose Brief Afghan Ceasefire, Say Insurgent Sources

Taliban propose brief Afghan ceasefire, say insurgent sources

Pakistan Says Taliban Show 'Willingness' To Reduce Afghan Violence

The US-Taliban talks were aimed at allowing Washington to begin withdrawing troops in return for various security guarantees

Pakistan says Taliban show 'willingness' to reduce Afghan violence

Pakistan Says Facebook To Help In Fight Against Polio

A Pakistani health worker administers polio drops to a child at a railway station during a polio vaccination campaign in Lahore in November 2019

Pakistan says Facebook to help in fight against polio

Sweden is not a member of NATO but has moved closer to the military alliance in recent years

Swedish Military Duped By 'Officer' With Faked Diploma

Swedish military duped by 'officer' with faked diploma

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Protesters in Kolkata brandished black flags, considered an insulting gesture in Indian society

Indian Police Battle Anti-Modi Protesters Over Disputed Law

Indian police battle anti-Modi protesters over disputed law

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is demanding "full clarity" from Iran on the shootdown of a Ukraine airliner

Trudeau Tells Iran Canada Wants 'Full Clarity' On Shootdown

Trudeau tells Iran Canada wants 'full clarity' on shootdown

The group is the first to graduate since NASA announced the Artemis program to return to the Moon by 2024, this time on its south pole

Eyeing Moon, NASA Hosts First Public Astronaut Graduation Ceremony

Eyeing Moon, NASA hosts first public astronaut graduation ceremony

President Donald Trump has responded angrily to Iraqi efforts to expel US troops

US Rejects Iraq Request To Discuss Troop Withdrawal

US rejects Iraq request to discuss troop withdrawal

The blast took place while the religious teacher was taking a lesson in Koran

At Least 15 Dead In Pakistan Mosque Suicide Bombing

At least 15 dead in Pakistan mosque suicide bombing

Balochistan is Pakistan's largest and poorest province, bordering Afghanistan and Iran

At Least 10 Dead In SW Pakistan Mosque Bombing: Police

At least 10 dead in SW Pakistan mosque bombing: police

After bearing the brunt of jihadist dynamite and looting by thieves, the archaeological treasures of Afghanistanâs Bamiyan province are facing a new and possibly more daunting threat: climate change

Climate Change Threatens Afghanistan's Crumbling Heritage

Climate change threatens Afghanistan's crumbling heritage

Iranian mourners gather around a vehicle carrying the coffin of slain top general Qasem Soleimani during the final stage of funeral processions, in his hometown Kerman

Soleimani, 'Living Martyr' Who Rose Above Iran Rifts

Soleimani, 'living martyr' who rose above Iran rifts

Demonstrators rally outside the White House to denounce the killing of a senior Iranian general in Iraq

Protesters In US Rally Against Prospect Of War With Iran

Protesters in US rally against prospect of war with Iran

Top Iranian commander Qasem Soleimani, who heads the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' Quds Force and serves as Iran's pointman on Iraq, has reportedly been killed in a strike

Why Did The Trump Administration Choose Now To Strike Iran? Understanding The Timing Of Killing A Military Commander

Democrats have questioned the timing and legality of killing Iranian commander Qassem Soleimani.

US President Donald Trump says he wants no more Middle East wars, but may be getting into one with Iran

Trump's No 'Stupid' Wars Doctrine Faces Biggest Test

Trump's no 'stupid' wars doctrine faces biggest test

Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei hits out at the United States in his first public comments since deadly weekend US air strikes on pro-Iran fighters in western Iraq

Khamenei Condemns US, Warns Iran Will Confront Threats

Khamenei condemns US, warns Iran will confront threats

The US-Taliban talks were aimed at allowing Washington to begin withdrawing troops in return for various security guarantees

Taliban Say Have 'No Ceasefire Plans' In Afghanistan

Taliban say have 'no ceasefire plans' in Afghanistan

Afghan troops patrol in Helmand province. Deadly violence continues to grip Afghanistan even as the US and the Taliban negotiate on-off talks aimed at reducing America's military footprint

Taliban Kill 10 Afghan Soldiers In Attack On Base

Taliban kill 10 Afghan soldiers in attack on base

The citizenship law has unleashed a wave of protests across India

Thousands Protest In Rival Demonstrations Over New India Law

Thousands protest in rival demonstrations over new India law

The election was meant to be the cleanest yet in Afghanistan's young democracy

Over 16,000 Complaints Filed In Afghan Presidential Polls

Over 16,000 complaints filed in Afghan presidential polls

Fighting continues to rage across Afghanistan, with ordinary citizens frequently bearing the brunt of the violence

Afghan War Caused 100,000 Civilian Casualties In Last Decade: UN

Afghan war caused 100,000 civilian casualties in last decade: UN

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Bitcoin Billionaire Won't Invest In India Due To This Controversial Law

Billionaire investor and major Bitcoin (BTC) bull Tim Draper is unafraid to publicize his predictions for the world's popular crypto, but has his boldness gone too far after making comments about a sensitive issue affecting Indian politics?

Winter once marked a slowdown in the so-called 'fighting season' in Afghanistan

Violence Flares In North Afghanistan As Forces Ready For Deadly Winter

Violence flares in north Afghanistan as forces ready for deadly winter

The ruling right-wing government also carried an advertisement across all national dailies, with a "myths vs facts" explainer to show the law was not against India's 200 million Muslims

Cartoon Muslims In India Publicity Blitz After Deadly Protest

Cartoon Muslims in India publicity blitz after deadly protest

Deadly violence continues to grip Afghanistan even as the US and the Taliban negotiate on-off talks aimed at reducing America's military footprint in the country

Taliban Attack: Group Claims Responsibility For US Serviceman Killed By IED

The Taliban has claimed responsibility for a U.S. soldier killed by a roadside explosive in Afghanistan.

The Soviet Union's invasion of Afghanistan began a brutal, decade-long guerilla war that killed up to two million Afghans

40 Years On, Veterans Still Grapple With Soviet-Afghan War

40 years on, veterans still grapple with Soviet-Afghan war

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