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Trump administration expected to announce plans to withdraw around 4,000 troops from Afghanistan

The goal of the bomb disposal squad was to recover remains of eight people, retrieved six so far

If there is a threat, it will be met very strongly, says Trump

WSJ report said Trump could make a decision on the troop boost as early as this month

Says Taliban want to make a deal and the deal has to be a ceasefire

Taliban claim they shot it down, reports do not indicate it was caused by enemy fire

James DeHart said Washington had "cut short" the meeting to give Seoul "some time to reconsider"

Says the numbers could fluctuate, if European allies strengthen their presence in the country

Before joint Turkish-Russian patrols are due to start in areas near the Syrian border

'Baghdadi was believed to have been in Idlib for about six months'

After US Defense Secretary said troops were reinforcing their positions in oilfields near the Syrian-Iraqi border

As US defense secretary said all of the nearly 1,000 troops are expected to fight IS militants in Iraq

He also agreed to pay for the deployment, according to Trump

Turkey denies targeting US post as Trump threatens to activate 'very powerful' sanctions against Ankara

In the wake of last month's attacks on oil installations it blames on Iran

India has planned a massive military exercise along the border with China

Points to Taliban's killing of a US soldier in a bombing in Kabul

Protestors claim Asrar Ahmed Khan was killed after a tear gas shell hit him

Attack come as the US and the Taliban continue to seek an agreement in Doha

Says American forces would remain in the country even if Washington reaches an agreement to end the 18-year war

Civilians say they were brutalised with sticks, cables and given electric shocks as a form of torture

At least nine others wounded in the clashes

As intermediaries secretly relay messages between Washington and Tehran at a time of heightened hostility

Telephone lines partially restored

As Indian troops clamped tight restrictions on mosques across the occupied Muslim-majority region

To what extent will the Taliban shun their old ways, particularly related to human rights, once in power?

There has been an outpouring of grief in France over the sacrifice of the two young troops

The additional deployment brings the total number of troops at the border to 4,350

Senior US officials have given contradictory statements about US intentions

The demolitions often spark clashes between Palestinians and Israeli security forces

Senior political leader says Kurds will only accept the deployment of UN forces along the separation line

Expands mission to include surveillance and detection

National Security Council spokesperson says Trump made no determination to drawdown military presence in Afghanistan

In an attempt to avoid a repeat of October's shambolic legislative vote

Turkey sends military reinforcements to Syria border: reports

After Trump announced US withdrawal from Syria

US President claims America has "defeated ISIS" in the war-ravaged country

An SDF commander says the assault, relying on artillery and US-led coalition air strikes, has killed 15 fighters

Security forces foil an attack on a checkpoint west of the city of al-Arish, killing four militants while rest escape

The deaths brings to more than 300 the number of suspected militants killed

The troops will help bring the stability and security that the Afghan people deserve, British PM expected to say

More than 11,000 UN police and military are currently serving in Mali

Saudi Arabia said last month it was open to sending troops to Syria under wider coalition

In just a couple of months, this is the second warning the officials have issued in 'general interest of public'

Since end of Vietnam War, where 58,000 Americans were killed, several times that number have taken their own lives

Also tells Express News direct Senate elections would weed out bad candidates, horse trading

PM said Pakistan will support any country wishing to take benefit from its expertise in the war against terrorism

Pakistan is in the eye of a storm due to serious external challenges

The movement is in line with long running military cooperation in training and advisory capacity

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