Afghanistan frees 'dangerous' detainees in Parwan release
Afghanistan released 65 accused militants from Parwan Detention Center amid U S NATO protests. Karzai defended sovereign justice as Washington warned the move risks security and hampers a bilateral security deal ahead of a year end troop drawdown. NATO condemned the decision as weakening rule of law and raising risk of further Afghan violence.
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Putin backs Egypt Army chief's presidential bid
Russian President Vladimir Putin publicly endorsed Field Marshal Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi as a likely Egyptian presidential candidate during a talks in Moscow. He wished El-Sissi success and framed the pledge as strengthening Moscow Cairo ties while criticizing U S policy in the region without naming the United States.
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Iraqi Sunni fighters enlisted as government aid swells
Iraqi officials have begun recruiting thousands of Sunni fighters on the payroll and pledging millions in aid to Anbar province as they battle Islamic State militants. The effort aims to win Sunni support but faces tribal divisions and long standing grievances from years of discrimination and neglect.
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