Drone Strikes Kill 20 ISIS Fighters In Afghanistan
The Nangarhar province has seen several U.S. drone strikes targeted at Islamic State group militants operating in the region.
Taliban Confirms Mullah Omar's Death, Says 'Not Aware' Of Peace Talks
Mullah Akhtar Mansoor, a longtime deputy of Omar, will now be the Taliban’s new leader.
Taliban Leader's Death Creates Power Vacuum, Threatens Peace Talks With Afghanistan, Leaves Door Open For ISIS
The news of Omar’s death comes just days before a second round of peace talks in neighboring Pakistan between the Afghan government and the Taliban.
Mullah Omar, Afghan Taliban Leader, Died 2 Years Ago, Intelligence Sources Say
Afghan intelligence officials said Wednesday that the one-eyed leader of the Taliban in Afghanistan died in Pakistan in 2013.
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Following the attack, security has been tightened on the India-Pakistan border in the country's northwestern state of Punjab.
India Tightens Security On Pakistan Border After Punjab Attack
Officials denied earlier TV reports that the gunmen took hostages in the attack, which also hit a bus station.
Two Rockets Land At Kabul Airport Ahead Of Afghanistan Peace Talk
A pair of rockets landed at Kabul's International Airport Saturday, highlighting ongoing security concerns.
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China's status as a global arms exporter is rising in South America.
Pakistan Building Global Internet Surveillance To Rival NSA: Report
Privacy International warned that the Asian country's intelligence service tried to tap worldwide Internet traffic via underwater cables.
China Probes Senior Xinjiang Security Official For Graft
Xie Hui ran the Xinjiang prison system from 2010 until his promotion in 2013 to be a vice head of the Xinjiang public security bureau.
3 Spanish Journalists Missing In Syria’s War-Torn Aleppo Region
The journalists entered Syria on July 10 through Turkey, according to the Federation of Press Associations of Spain.
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Desperate Air Force Hopes Pilot Bonuses Will Keep Drones Flying
UAV operators fly 900 hours every year, compared to 250 hours by a traditional pilot.
Taliban Leader Mullah Omar Endorses 'Legitimate' Peace Talks In Afghanistan
A new statement, said to be from the reclusive spiritual leader of the Taliban, includes a veiled barb at ISIS.
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Islamic State Says Afghanistan Leader Still Alive
The message purportedly from Hafez Saeed was posted to an IS website two days after the Afghan intelligence agency said he had been killed.
Malala Yousafzai's 18th Birthday Celebration Sees Opening Of Syrian Girls School In Lebanon
The youngest ever Nobel prize winner opened a girls school for Syrian refugees in Lebanon on her 18th birthday.
India, Pakistan To Join China, Russia In Security Group
Russian President Vladimir Putin held up the summit as evidence Moscow is not isolated in the world.
India, Pakistan To Hold Security Meet In A Thaw In Ties
Modi's government has adopted a tough posture on Pakistan.
Saud Al-Faisal Dies: Longest-Serving Foreign Minister Helped Steer Saudi Arabia Into More Open And Direct Engagement
The world’s longest-serving foreign minister, who stepped down in April, began his tenure after his father's assassination.
US Drone Attack Kills Senior ISIS Commander In Afghanistan
According to local media reports, Mawlavi Shahidullah Shahid was killed in a U.S. drone attack Tuesday.
Afghanistan's Top ISIS Leader Shahidullah Shahid Killed In US Drone Strike
Shahidullah Shahid, a former Taliban member, is the third ISIS commander to be killed in Afghanistan this year.
Afghanistan-Taliban Talks End With Promise To Meet Again After Ramadan, Amid Rise of ISIS And Increased Attacks
Renewed "negotiations" with the Taliban could be the first step to a lasting peace agreement.
Gulbuddin Hekmatyar's Hezb-e-Islami Announces Support For ISIS In Afghanistan To Combat Taliban
Hezb-e-Islami, a militant group headed by former warlord and political leader Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, is fighting the Taliban.
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Russia In Talks To Supply Armenia With Iskander-M Missiles As Battle Lines Drawn Across Europe
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