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Suicide Bomber Kills 6 U.S. Troops In Afghanistan

The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack.
By Reuters

NATO Invites Montenegro To Join Alliance

The announcement sets in motion an accession process that will continue over months before Montenegro formally becomes the 29th member of the alliance.
By AP

Turkish President Expresses Regret Over Russian Plane Downing

"We are truly saddened by this incident."
By AP

Russia Backs Syrian Forces In Major Assault On Insurgents

Syrian troops and militia backed by Russian warplanes mounted what appeared to be their first major coordinated assault on Syrian insurgents.
By Sylvia Westall and Dominic Evans, Reuters

Saturday's Bombing Not The First Time Kunduz Suffered A Huge Strike

NATO forces struck two oil tankers, killing about 100 people, in the same town where the Doctors Without Borders hospital was hit.
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Afghan Chief Executive Says Relations With U.S. Most Positive In Years

He also hopes Washington won't abandon its friends in Afghanistan.
By 

The Pentagon Is Preparing New War Plans For A Baltic Battle Against Russia

By Julia Ioffe, Foreign Policy

Deadly Car Bomb In Afghanistan Targets NATO Convoy

The attack wounded over 60 people in the capital.
By AP

NATO Meets To Gauge The Threat ISIS Poses To Turkey

By JOHN-THOR DAHLBURG, AP

Turkish Jets Hit Kurdish Militant Camps Again, Security Sources Say

By Reuters