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US president criticises Pakistan a month after he hailed Islamabad's efforts for Afghan peace process
Thousands of IS members, including foreigners, women and children, are being held by Kurdish-led authorities
Jack Letts, 24, says he never grew up being accepted as a British anyway
The move targeting Jack Letts has prompted a diplomatic row with Ottawa
The militants were shot dead in 'anti-terrorist' operation led by the national guard and army units
Taliban source says efforts underway to organise direct meeting between Zalmay Khalilzad and Mullah Baradar
Iraq and humanity requires its Nuremberg moment: Karim Khan
A bomber riding a motorcycle blew himself up at a military checkpoint.
Controversial legislation will give Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton ability to invoke "exclusion orders"
A snapshot of the dramatically changing nature of the Afghan conflict long overshadowed by the war in Iraq