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The US military has reportedly joined the growing fight against jihadist insurgents in northern Mozambique. A dozen US Army Green Beret special forces began training Mozambican marines this week in a two-month programme, the New York Times reported.  The move indicates a greater commitment by the new Biden administration to the fight against the Islamic State-linked insurgency than that of the previous Trump administration.  Last week Washington formally designated the insurgency — which i...

Sen. Joe Manchin should vote against Kahl nomination Colin Kahl’s hostility towards Israel is beyond unconventional. It’s outlandish. (March 10, 2021 / JNS) The Biden administration is currently working to push its nominees for high office through the Senate confirmation process. The majority seems to be well-qualified and will be confirmed in a bipartisan manner, though not all are deserving of holding public office. The president recently nominated a Washington insider, Colin Kahl, to ser...

The US Department of State on Wednesday designated Hizbul Mujahideen as a Foreign Terrorist Organisation. The US had earlier declared the outfits Pakistan-based chief Syed Salahuddin as a global terrorist.

Advertisement President Joe Biden is the fourth American president to oversee the modern Afghan conflict. While his presidency has a long list of internal and external challenges and priorities, Biden’s Afghanistan challenge seems to be one of the most complex tasks given the fatigue surrounding the “endless” war, the treacherous nature of the insurgency, the divided and ineffective Afghan government, and the clash of interests with the United States’ allies in the region, Afghanistan�...

Please note that the posts on The Blogs are contributed by third parties. The opinions, facts and any media content in them are presented solely by the authors, and neither The Times of Israel nor its partners assume any responsibility for them. Please contact us in case of abuse. In case of abuse, (iStock) US President Joe Biden’s declarations of his intention to restore ties with the Palestinian Authority, reopen the PLO delegation’s office in Washington, resume urgently needed assis...

Irans Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC)... is a key supporter and sponsor of the Houthis, and has been stepping up its weapons supply to Yemen.... Saudi Arabia, Irans rival, has been the main target of Irans supply of weapons to the Houthis. After the attack on Saudi Arabias oil installations, Irans major state-owned newspaper, Kayhan, whose editor is a close adviser of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and was appointed by him, had a front-page headline saying: "The Houthis fired a missile i...

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be among the topics discussed during the meeting, citing Taliban spokesperson Mohammad Naeem. An agreement between the US administration under former p resident Donald Trump and the Taliban stipulated that US troops would leave Afghanistan by May 2021 in exchange for the start of Afghan-Taliban peace talks. But the Biden administration said it would review the US agreement – a move that was welcomed by the internationally recognised Afghan government. White House National Security Adviser Ja...

(** B P) War economy flourishing behind the walls of Houthis detention centers Among the group of detainees who were released by paying money to Houthi mediators or supervisors spoke with Almasdar Online, Al-Sabri was the only one who agreed to disclose his name. The others asked to remain anonymous to protect themselves and their relatives who still live in Houthi-controlled areas from retribution. Other former detainees categorically refused to tell their stories for this report, out of fear ...