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Spotlight on France

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US foreign affairs chief Blinken vows to keep Nato in the loop over Afghanistan

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison hits out at mounting Chinese pressure

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China refuses to apologize for Aussie 'killer soldier photo' amid diplomatic spat

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War crimes report alleges elite Australian soldiers executed Afghan civilians

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Trump to pull 2,500 troops from Afghanistan, Iraq before Biden takes office

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Afghan peace talks

Release of 'hard-core' Taliban prisoners in Afghan peace deal sparks controversy

Sound Kitchen Podcast

The Sound Kitchen

The Sound Kitchen: Afghanistan government’s power-sharing agreement

No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack in Khost.

Deadly blast hits in eastern Afghanistan as Taliban end partial truce

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo ahead of the signing of an agreement between Afghanistan's Taliban delegation and the US government in Doha, Qatar, February 29, 2020.

US, Taliban sign deal aimed at ending 18-year Afghan war

The United States has deployed nearly 13,000 troops in Afghanistan

Russia and Nato hail US-Taliban deal in Afghanistan

The Taliban killed 6,103 people in 2018, which equates to 38 percent of the world's terror-related deaths.

Global Terrorism Index

Taliban rises to become 'world's deadliest terrorist group'

Security forces stand in front of posters of Afghan presidential candidate Ashraf Ghani in Kabul, Afghanistan, on 2 September, 2019.

Low turnout feared in Afghan election

Taliban fighters in the Afghan region of Ghor.

Taliban warn suspended peace talks will only hurt US

Trump speaks with reporters in Washington, U.S., before his departure to Camp David, August 30, 2019. REUTERS/Yuri Gripas

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Trump cancels US peace talks with Taliban

Afghanistan national icon Ahmad Shah Massoud, right, on 5 Apri, 2001 in Strasbourg, and his son Ahmad Massoud on 25 August, 2019 in Kabul.

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Son of slain Afghan resistance hero Ahmad Shah Massoud enters political fray

Taliban fighters celebrate after an attack on Afghan soldiers.

US-Taliban peace plan 'won't help free Afghans from violence'

A damaged stage of a wedding hall is seen after a blast in Kabul, Afghanistan, 18 August 2019.

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Suicide attack kills more than 60 at Kabul wedding

Afghan police keep guard near the site of the explosion in Kabul, 7 August, 2019.

Afghanistan - attacks

A Taliban suicide bomb in Kabul kills 14, wounds 145: Afghan officials

Nearly 1,400 civilians were killed in Afghanistan during the first half of 2019.

Afghanistan bomb kills at least 34, mostly civilians

People leave the site of a powerful blast in Kabul, Afghanistan July 28, 2019.

Afghan VP targeted in deadly blast as election campaign begins

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan meets with U.S. President Donald Trump in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, U.S., July 22, 2019.

Trump angers India, Afghanistan during visit by Pakistani PM

A handout picture released by the official Qatar's Ministry of Foreign Affairs shows the negotiating room with the US and Taliban delegations

US Taliban talks in Qatar 'most productive' so far

Undated handout picture of U.S., Taliban and Qatar officials during a meeting for peace talks in Doha, Qatar.

Who is saying what at US-Taliban talks in Qatar?

Nadia Nadim playing for the Portland Thorns in 2016.

Nadia Nadim: From Afghan refugee to PSG striker

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