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Iraqi amnesty law could free prisoners convicted of attacking US troops

  • Judicial sources and lawmakers confirmed that those convicted of attacks against American forces in Iraq could benefit from the law
  • Sunni blocs in the Iraqi parliament have been pushing for the law
By Reuters ·

Congress bestows its highest honor on the 13 troops killed during Afghanistan withdrawal

By AP ·

Eight US troops injured in Syria drone attack last week, Pentagon says

By Reuters ·

US troops attacked in Syria, no initial reports of injuries, official says

By Reuters ·

Niger revokes military accord with US, junta spokesperson says

By Reuters ·

US secretary of defense, Pakistan army chief discuss Afghan drawdown

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Taliban says progress made at Afghan talks in Moscow but no breakthrough

By Reuters ·

Pakistan praises plan for US troop withdrawal in Afghanistan

By AP ·
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Taliban push for withdrawal of foreign troops in two-day talks

By TAHIR KHAN & SAYED SALAHUDDIN ·

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