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Austin's visit to highlight significant progress in US-India defence relationship: Expert - PTI
US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin''s India visit will signal the importance of the bilateral defence and security partnership, which has grown over the past decade, a top American defence expert has said.
Gen. Milley: 'We're Trying To End A War Responsibly, Deliberately' - National Public Radio
After nearly two decades of fighting, the Trump administration is trying to bring an abrupt end to the war in Afghanistan, and the U.S. military is trying to manage that end effectively. Last week, President Trump tweeted that American troops "should" be home from...
In Wake of Recent India-China Conflict, U.S. Sees Opportunity - New York Times
Weeks after India and China engaged in their deadliest border clash in decades, the sight of an American nuclear-powered aircraft carrier entering the Bay of Bengal drew attention across the region. The carrier, Nimitz, and its strike group deployed to the area in mid-July to...
New China-Pakistan Axis Undermines U.S. in Afghanistan, Strengthens Uighur Persecution - U.S. News & World Report
China and Pakistan have begun an unprecedented intelligence-sharing arrangement in an attempt to secure Beijing's influence in Afghanistan at the expense of the American government, U.S. News has learned. The new relationship is the culmination of a series of previously unreported...
Can America Jaw-Jaw Its Way Out of Afghanistan? - War on the Rocks
Devour this deep dive into the dash to drop America’s drawn-out duel in the domain of the Durrani (and different dynasties): Afghanistan. To help us understand what’s...
Behind The U.S.-Taliban Ceasefire Agreement In Afghanistan - NPR
NPR's Ari Shapiro speaks with Vikram Singh, former deputy special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan, and a former defense negotiator. They discuss the U.S. and Taliban's ceasefire deal.
5 Things to Watch for From North Korea in 2020 - U.S. News and World Report
This year has been one of the most tumultuous in recent relations between the U.S. and North Korea, following a series of threats and warnings from both sides, optimism at the prospect of talks and discouragement when they collapsed. North Korean...
Can US, China and Russia cooperate on Afghan Peace? - The Hill
A dialogue about peace among Afghans, including members of the government and the Taliban, might finally get under way. However difficult, the prospect of talks brings hope for a negotiated outcome to the decades-long Afghan war. Critical questions remain about...
Trump's activist envoy holds direct talks with Taliban - Washington Times
In an unlikely career renaissance, onetime neoconservative darling and Iraq War supporter Zalmay Khalilzad has re-emerged as President Trump’s top envoy in Afghanistan. The Afghan-born Mr. Khalilzad, who made his mark in the George W. Bush White House navigating Washington’s Iraq war policy in the wake of 2003 invasion, is not wasting any time as he seeks to forge an elusive peace deal in America’s longest war, holding three days of talks with top members of the Taliban in Qatar last week. The direct talks with the Afghan Islamist insurgency group...