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The article reports on the claim by Russian President Vladimir V. Putin that peace talks with Ukraine is dead and he will continue his invasion of the country until his goals are achieved. He said that his campaign will focus on Ukraine's Donbas region. Also cited are the claims by Ukrainian and Western officials that the Russians are expected to launch a major offensive in the region.

The article presents the young Taliban fighter with a pair of handcuffs dangling from his finger warily watched the stream of approaching cars as he stood in from of a set of steel barricades.

The article discusses the hard decisions being made by the Afghan government and its allies like the U.S., Australia, and France to pursue peace negotiations with the Taliban. Also cited are the demand by the Taliban for the release of prisoners like former Afghan police officer Mohammad Dawood, who was involved in insider killings, and the comment of U.S. special envoy for Afghan peace Zalmay Khalizad on the developments.

The article focuses on twilight months of the U.S. war in Afghanistan, Americans fought the Taliban, not over fields or villages or hearts and minds, but over spreadsheets.

The article report that the Afghanistan Civilian casualties rose sharply in Afghanistan after peace negotiations between the government and the Taliban began in September, 2020 even as overall deaths and injuries dropped during 2020 compared with the previous year, the United Nations responded.

The article discusses that peace negotiations between the Afghan government and the Taliban have set to enter next phase, along with mentions that peace talks has resulted in an agreement on the principles and procedures that will guide the next round of peace negotiation.

The article inform Afghan government and Taliban negotiators in Qatar have agreed to the principles and procedures that will guide the ongoing peace negotiations between them, Taliban and Afghan officials announced an move that could pave the way for talks.

The article reports on refusal of moving peace talk forward by President Ashraf Ghani of Afghanistan even though Taliban and government negotiators have reached agreement on talks guiding principles and mentions fault lines exposed by Talibans.

The article reports on begining of historic peace talks between the Taliban and the government of Afghanistan in Qatar on September 12, 2020 and mentions talks against the backdrop of a U.S. troop.

The article reports that Taliban has violated peace deal with shelling of U.S. bases in Afghanistan.

The article discusses United States officials scrambled to keep Afghanistan's tenuous peace process from falling apart, blaming the Islamic State for horrific attacks that have killed dozens of people and further inflamed tensions between the Taliban and the government in Kabul and Zalmay Khalilzad, the chief U.S. negotiator for Afghan reconciliation talks, acknowledged "challenges and difficulties" in moving ahead with plans to create a power-sharing government.

The article reports that U.S. is considering pulling back Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) personnel from bases in Afghanistan and mentions efforts to reduce violence in the country in wake of peace agreement with the Taliban.

The article reports that the U.S. Special Forces soldier was killed in eastern Afghanistan after the U.S. President Donald Trump called off peace negotiations with the military organization, Taliban.

The article reports that members of U.S. Congress had stopped to review annexes to Afghan peace accord with Taliban set for element of agreement for peace and mentions that the Taliban had already read the annexes.

The article reports on the dilemma weighing Europe on whether to boost Ukraine's fight against the Russian invasion or push for peace talks. Also cited are the victories of the Russian forces during the shift of fighting in the Donbas region like their impending capture of the city of Sievierodonetsk, and the appeal by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for more arms from the West to help regain its lost territories.

The article reports that administration of U.S. President Donald Trump's nascent deal to end the war in Afghanistan has faced its first stumbling block, the day after it was signed, over whether the Afghan government must release Taliban prisoners as part of the continuing negotiations.

The article reports that president Donald Trump has declared that peace talks with Taliban were dead but signaled that he will withdraw troops of U.S. from war and mentions burden of keeping troops in Afghanistan expressed by Trump.