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The two leaders agreed in a meeting this week that Turkey would take a lead role in securing Kabul's airport as the United States withdraws troops from Afghanistan

Experts from the two countries will be tasked to work on 'specific understandings of what's off-limits' and to follow up on cyberattacks that originate in either country

VOA talks with two friends whose journey through Turkey and Europe led back to Afghanistan

Seasoned European politicians say US-Russian summit was needed so that Kremlin can be in no doubt now of change of gears in West since Donald Trump left White House

US accuses Russia of attempting to drive RFE/RL out of country by listing it as a 'foreign agent' media organization and imposing fines against it for failing to comply with requirements

UN report says climate change is causing more intense global drought disasters, which are threatening agricultural production and world’s safe water supply

Spanish tennis great says he made decision to skip two tournaments after 'listening' to his body

longest-running dispute in history of the World Trade Organization has seen damaging retaliatory tariffs levied on products on both sides of Atlantic

Human rights, cybersecurity, Ukraine continues to be sticking points

Dadi Ould Chouaib, also known as Abou Dardar, was arrested on June 11 in the flashpoint 'tri-border' region between Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso

'He deliberately moved to be arrested,' Russian leader says of the prominent Kremlin critic after summit with US president

Two leaders exchanged diplomatic pleasantries, but major differences remain following high-profile talks in Geneva

Defense ministry says some 30 troops would be repatriated, adding that if allegations prove true, some will face immediate dismissal

Top US commander in the region says help from NATO allies will be important to keep the pressure on terror groups

It's impossible to know, but soft drink giant underperformed broader market on Tuesday