Everything You Need to Know About the US-Taliban Deal
The U.S. and the Taliban are set to sign a historic agreement that would pave the way to ending America's longest war, the bitter foes announced Friday, hours after Kabul said a week-long partial truce across Afghanistan would kick off this weekend. If that so-called "reduction...
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Everything You Need to Know About the US-Taliban Deal
The U.S. and the Taliban are set to sign a historic agreement that would pave the way to ending America's longest war, the bitter foes announced Friday, hours after Kabul said a week-long partial truce across Afghanistan would kick off this weekend. If that so-called "reduction in violence" holds, it...
