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Mar 17

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Thousands still trapped amid fighting in Eastern Ghouta

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Over five million Syrians have fled the country and at least half a million people are estimated to have been killed in the seven-year Syrian war. As fighting continues in Eastern Ghouta, the last rebel-held area near Damascus, little progress…

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Feb 19

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News Wrap: ISIS kills 27 Iraqi militiamen, two months after Iraqi officials declared victory

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In our news wrap Monday, President Trump charged again today that President Obama should have done more to stop Russia’s meddling in the 2016 election. This comes after federal indictments for 13 Russians. Also, "Islamic State" attackers in Iraq ambushed…

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Feb 02

Terrorist attacks in Afghanistan put Kabul residents on edge

By Larisa Epatko

Major pre-planned attacks have hit an all-time high in Afghanistan's capital Kabul. Here's why.

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Feb 01

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Is U.S.-Turkey relationship weakened over Kurdish conflict?

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Turkish officials say the air and ground campaign against U.S.-backed Kurdish forces in northwest Syria is a "national security issue" and an effort to protect the country's border, but the U.S. sees the Kurdish militia as a valuable partner in…

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Jan 31

What did Trump say — and not say — about foreign policy in Tuesday’s speech?

By Larisa Epatko

We asked experts what they learned -- and what they didn't -- from Trump's remarks on global issues during his first State of the Union.

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Jan 13

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Pakistan halts intelligence sharing after U.S. cuts aid

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The U.S. suspended nearly $2 billion in military aid to Pakistan this month following President Trump’s tweet criticizing the country for being a “safe haven to terrorist.” Pakistan in turn halted military and intelligence cooperation with the U.S. Arshad Mohammed,…

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Jan 12

Photos: In a milestone for Iraq, more are returning home than leaving

By Larisa Epatko

Iraqis are returning home in greater numbers than those displaced by conflict for the first time in four years, the International Organization for Migration said Friday.

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Dec 30

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PBS NewsHour Weekend full episode December 30, 2017

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On this edition for Saturday, Dec. 30, anti-government protests continue across Iran, and the Lada, an old school Russian car, is embraced by the youth. Also, a look at the debate over public lands being declared national monuments. Alison Stewart…

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Dec 30

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How fair are Iraq’s rapid-fire trials of ISIS members?

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The U.N. and human rights groups have raised concerns about Iraq’s swift trials of alleged ISIS members, the Washington Post reports. Earlier this month, Iraq declared that major combat against the terrorist group was over, ending three years of territorial…

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Dec 28

What we know about the deadly blasts at Shiite cultural center in Kabul

By Joshua Barajas

At least 40 people were killed and dozens of others wounded on Thursday in a series of explosions that targeted a Shiite cultural center in the Afghan capital of Kabul, Afghan officials said.

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