U.S. election turmoil heightens Afghan uncertainty, but hopefully no more ‘fate by Tweet’
Kabul (Reuters) – The change in the U.S. administration is expected eventually to bring a steadier troop withdrawal from Afghanistan,
Read MoreKabul (Reuters) – The change in the U.S. administration is expected eventually to bring a steadier troop withdrawal from Afghanistan,
Read MoreKabul (Reuters) – Afghanistan’s insurgent Taliban on Tuesday called on the incoming administration of US President-elect Joe Biden to stick
Read MoreAnkara (AP) – Turkey’s finance minister and son-in-law to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced his resignation on social media Sunday.
Read MoreBeijing (Reuters) – China has barred non-Chinese travellers from Britain, France, Belgium, the Philippines and India, imposing some of the
Read MoreYangon (Reuters) – Hardline Buddhist nationalist monk Ashin Wirathu handed himself over to police in Myanmar’s commercial capital of Yangon
Read MoreYangon (Reuters) – Myanmar’s army chief said on Tuesday the civilian government was making “unacceptable mistakes” in the run-up to
Read MoreNew Delhi (Reuters) – Supporters of U.S. vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris held prayers near her ancestral village in India
Read MoreKhetri (PTI) – Israels Ambassador to India Ron Malka on Monday said his country shares a close bond of friendship
Read MoreKabul (Reuters) – Gunmen stormed Kabul University, killing students in their classrooms and firing on others as they fled on
Read MoreIslamabad (Reuters) – Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan said on Sunday his government will give provisional provincial status to part
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