Karzai, Kerry Extend Security Talks

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Afghan President Hamid Karzai have agreed to hold a third round of talks on a bilateral security agreement that could determine how many U.S. troops remain in Afghanistan after 2014. A spokesman for Mr. Karzai said some issues still needed to be finalized and the two officials had agreed to continued talks late Saturday. Kerry traveled to Afghanistan Friday for the previously unannounced visit in hopes of advancing negotiations on a deal. The U.S. has ...

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