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Deadly Attack in US Las Vegas
As a result of shootings in Las Vegas, America, at least 50 people were killed and more than 200 others wounded, police confirmed
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US Troops to be in Afghanistan for another 10 Years
The US Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Bob Corker vowed that American troops will remain in Afghanistan for at least another decade
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Daesh Claimed Responsibility of Marseille Incident
Daesh (ISIL) group took the responsibility of Sunday attack at St. Charles station in Marseille, France
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Army’s Wrong Airstrikes killed 10 Soldier
As a result of mistaken air raids by the army’s air forces on a security headquarter in Helmand, 10 soldiers were killed and 9 others wounded, local officials in the South reported
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Trust to be Built between Kabul-Islamabad: President Ghani
In a visit with the Pakistani chief of staff in ARG presidential palace on Sunday, president Ghani stressed that there must be a trusting atmosphere between Kabul and Islamabad to destroy the insurgents in the region
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Taliban Suffered Heavy Casualties in Kunduz and Faryab
18 Taliban members were killed and wounded in Faryab and Kunduz provinces, Northern Shaheen 209 corps reported
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World Bank Reviews Afghanistan’s Learning Status
The World Bank had surveyed thirty two schools in Kabul based on Saber service delivery methodology already tested in the Africa region, and shared their findings on how is the quality of education at Afghan schools
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ISIL Claims Responsibility of yesterday’s Kabul attack
Daesh group claimed responsibility for Friday’s Kabul attack, releasing a statement in Al-Amaq
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Daesh Killed British Filmmaker
Daesh (ISIL) forces shot dead a British film-maker who went to Syria to make a documentary
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Pakistani Army Chief to Enter Kabul Sunday
Afghan ministry of defense vowed the Pakistani army chief Gen. Qamar Jawed Bajwa is set to officially enter Kabul after NATO secretary general and US defense secretary visited Afghanistan
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