The Trump administration is expected to deploy more US and allied troops in Afghanistan

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The Trump administration is expected to deploy more US and allied troops in Afghanistan

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Aftermath of the Sept. attack on Saudi Arabia's Khurais oil field
Stand-off also raises peace hopes
A portrait of President Xi Jinping is carried at a parade marking the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China in Beijing on Oct. 1
A less than happy birthday
IMPASSIONED PLEAS: Protestors at an Oct. 14 rally in Hong Kong call for US support
Embattled city
PATHWAY TO A DEAL? Boris Johnson (l) with Irish PM Leo Varadkar on Oct. 10
UK unity in danger
STRONG, BUT STABLE? Xi (l) with Modi at Mamallapuram
Summit’s yawning deficit
FORGING TIES: Modi and Xi at Wuhan in 2018 (l), and at Mamallapuram
A tale of two summits
HOWDY MODI: Trump and Modi at Houston’s NRG Stadium, Sept. 22
From Houston to Mamallapuram and beyond
North Korea’s Oct. 2 test-firing of a submarine-launched ballistic missile in the waters off Wonsan Bay of the East Sea of Korea
Open invitation to the enemy’s base
Junius Richard Jayewardene, Sri Lanka's first executive head of state
Battling for the ballots
JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rahman
On a collision course
The Karnali River, which flows through Nepal and India
Water, war and peace
The Anarchy: The Relentless Rise of the East India Company by William Dalrymple (Bloomsbury Publishing, 2019, 522pp £30.00)
Corporation with a licence to kill

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