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Supporters of US President Donald Trump enter the US Capitol's Rotunda

Who Is Ashli Babbitt? Capitol Attack Shooting Victim Was Air Force Veteran

Shot fatally during Wednesday's unrest, 35-year-old Ashli Babbitt was a veteran of the Air Force and National Guard.

UK's Marks And Spencer To Ban Xinjiang Cotton Over Uighur 'Abuses'

Marks and Spencer said in a statement it had become "one of the first companies to formally sign the call to action on human rights abuses" in relation to Xinjiang

UK's Marks and Spencer to ban Xinjiang cotton over Uighur 'abuses'

WikiLeaks Founder Assange Denied Bail Despite US Extradition Block

Assange spent years in the Ecuadorean embassy to avoid extradition from the UK

WikiLeaks founder Assange denied bail despite US extradition block

UK Court Hears WikiLeaks' Assange Is Flight Risk If Bailed

UK court hears WikiLeaks' Assange is flight risk if bailed

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US Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation Zalmay Khalilzad is returning to Doha for peace talks with the Taliban

Afghan Peace Talks Resume As Bloodshed Continues

Afghan peace talks resume as bloodshed continues

The Senate vote on the defense bill marked the first time the US Congress has voted to override a veto from President Donald Trump

US Congress Slaps Trump By Overriding Veto Of Defense Bill

US Congress slaps Trump by overriding veto of defense bill

SPD co-leader Norbert Walter-Borjans: 'The line between defending the lives and limbs of our soldiers and killing with a joystick is very thin'

German Government At Odds Over Armed Drones

German government at odds over armed drones

The southern German town Grafenwoehr, which hosts a US military base, hopes Joe Biden will stop a reduction in US forces at the base after he is sworn in as US president next month

The Bavarian Town Where US Troops Are Life And Soul

The Bavarian town where US troops are life and soul

Brightly coloured milk bottles whizz off the production line at the Milko factory in Afghanistan's Kandahar province, the result of entrepreneur Ghami Mia treading a careful line with both the Taliban and government officials.

Afghan Dairy Entrepreneur Walks Political Tightrope To Stay Afloat

Afghan dairy entrepreneur walks political tightrope to stay afloat

Once the epicentre of the Taliban's iron-fisted Islamist government, Kandahar city in Afghanistan's restive southÂ is slowly transforming into a vibrant urban centre

Afghan Youth Fear Taliban Return Will Roll Back Kandahar's Progress

Afghan youth fear Taliban return will roll back Kandahar's progress

Reporters Without Borders said it was concerned that measures imposed by governments to fight the pandemic had contributed to a "significant peak in violations of press freedom"

50 Journalists Killed In 2020: Watchdog

50 journalists killed in 2020: watchdog

The Qatari capital of Doha has hosted peace talks between the Taliban and the Afghan government since September

Next Round Of Afghan Peace Talks To Take Place In Doha: Official

Next round of Afghan peace talks to take place in Doha: official

Ex-Pakistan Cricketer Shoaib Akhtar Backs Ghazwa-E-Hind: 'We’ll First Capture Kashmir And Then Invade India'

Shoaib Akhtar represented Pakistan in as many as 224 matches between 1997 and 2011.

India's captain Virat Kohli congratulates Australia's captain Tim Paine on the third day of the first cricket Test match

India vs. Australia: 2 Debutants Named, BCCI Announces Playing XI For Boxing Day Test

Australia defeated India by eight wickets in the opening Test at the Adelaide Oval.

A similar pattern has emerged in recent weeks in which prominent Afghans have died in targeted killings in broad daylight, several of them in the capital, such as in this attack in Kabul on December 20, 2020 when a car bomb targeting a lawmaker killed mul

Afghan Women's Rights Activist Shot Dead

Afghan women's rights activist shot dead

British-born militant Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh (pictured handcuffed on March 29, 2002) had been sentenced to death for the killing of American journalist Daniel Pearl

Pakistan Court Orders Release Of Mastermind Behind Daniel Pearl Murder

Pakistan court orders release of mastermind behind Daniel Pearl murder

US President Donald Trump criticized the annual National Defense Authorization Act for not responding to his demand to end liability protections for social media companies -- an issue unrelated to the Defense Department

Trump Vetoes Sweeping US Defense Bill

The veto of the $740 billion measure to fund the military for fiscal 2021 came a day after Trump threw a separate $900 billion Covid-19 relief bill and overall funding for the government into question.

Haji Lala has vowed to put his militant years behind him after returning home

The Afghan Police Team Welcoming Back Taliban Fighters

The Afghan police team welcoming back Taliban fighters

Municipal workers clean up debris at the site of a bomb attack in Kabul on December 22, 2020, the same day US Defense Secretary Christopher Miller met with Afghan leader Ashraf Ghani in the capital

Pentagon Chief Meets With Afghan President In Kabul

Pentagon chief meets with Afghan president in Kabul

Municipal workers clean up debris from the site of a bomb attack in Kabul that killed five people, including two women prison doctors

Two Women Prison Doctors Among Five Killed In Afghan Bombing

Two women prison doctors among five killed in Afghan bombing

Afghan security force members stand at the site of the attack in Kabul on December 20, 2020

Nine Killed In Kabul Car Bomb Targeting Afghan MP

Nine killed in Kabul car bomb targeting Afghan MP

International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association (ILGA) found "considerable progress" in legal protections for LGBTI people worldwide

Gay Rights Progress, But Same-sex Relations Still A Crime In 69 States: Report

Gay rights progress, but same-sex relations still a crime in 69 states: report

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo meeting Afghan government negotiators in Qatar in November 2020

Afghan President Calls For Peace Talks To Be Moved Home

Afghan president calls for peace talks to be moved home

A pharmacy tech holds a tablet of hydroxychloroquine

Memo To Biden: Don't Fall For Trump's Last-Minute Drug-Pricing Ploy

The Most Favored Nation rule would require U.S. drug manufacturers to price certain Medicare drugs no higher than the lowest price in other rich countries, where the government acts as a monopsonist or single buyer and effectively sets prices.