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Today a landmark peace agreement is signed after 18 years of war.

The agreement is expected to result in American troops leaving Afghanistan within 14 months, and lead to a dialogue between the Taliban and the Kabul government that, if successful, will end one of the longest-running conflicts in the world.

Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, 91, has died in a military hospital in Cairo.

The armed forces of Egypt released a statement of mourning for the longtime air force officer and military leader: “The General Command of the Armed Forces mourns one of its sons, and one of the leaders of the glorious October war”. Three days of mourning have been announced.

Utterly British, which means, free of modern political tendencies that keep ruining almost every show nowadays, the BRIT Awards 2020 was opened by Mabel at London’s O2 Arena with an energetic performance of her song "Don’t Call Me Up".

On 30 January, Universal Pictures released the first full trailer for Fast & Furious 9. While the world audience awaits for the 22nd May to finally enjoy the latest installment in the franchise, here is a chance to have a glimpse at what to expect.

On 24 January 2020, the British PM signed the EU divorce treaty using a Parker fountain pen, 'traditional for ceremonial signings in Downing Street'. Despite the European skeptics, Prime Minister Boris Johnson insists that the UK can finally move forward 'after years of wrangling over Brexit'.