Afghanistan seeks 25 billion to fund security forces over five years
Afghanistan plans to present a NATO backed financing scheme at a Warsaw summit to fund security and defense forces for five years. President Ghani and Chief Executive Abdullah will attend. The plan asks for about 5 billion per year, with most funding expected from the United States.
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UK faces power vacuum as Brexit talks loom
Britain shakes with leadership void after Cameron and Farage depart and Corbyn survives a confidence vote. Five Conservative candidates vie for prime minister as May and Leadsom position to back Brexit while Johnson and Gove clash over the path forward.
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