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US service member killed in Afghanistan: NATO
The Pentagon says there are about 14,000 US service members in Afghanistan
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Libya PM calls for 'common vision' ahead of crisis talks
Libya is beset by violence since dictator Muammar Gaddafi was ousted and killed in a NATO-backed uprising in 2011
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NATO chief hails Afghanistan's chances for peace
Afghan Taliban confirm they would send 'high-ranking' representatives to the event in Moscow
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US soldier killed in 'apparent insider attack' in Kabul: NATO
More than 2,000 American soldiers have been killed in Afghanistan since start of the war in 2001
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Kabul control slips, Afghan force losses at record: US watchdog
US-led NATO mission Resolute Support struggles to expand control over the war-torn country
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Russian S-400 systems installation to begin October 2019 in Turkey
Turkey’s purchase of the missile systems unnerves US and NATO member countries
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NATO to show military muscle in massive Norway exercises
While exercises will take place at a respectful distance from Norway-Russia border, Moscow has expressed anger
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Afghanistan delays vote in Kandahar after killing of commander
General Abdul Razeq, the Kandahar police commander, was killed outside the provincial governor's office on Thursday
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Populist party set for gains in Latvian election
NATO currently has more than 1,000 troops deployed in Latvia
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Libyan government announces Tripoli ceasefire deal
Libyan capital was at centre of battle for influence between armed groups ever since fall of dictator Muammar Gaddafi
