A baby found in the rubble of a U.S. raid in Afghanistan in 2019 is raising questions about who was killed and why. A U.S.
UN Security Council expresses concerns over humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan
You may follow him at Twitter @FidelRahmati At the UN Security Council High-level Open debate on famine and conflict-induced Global Food Security in New York, states’ representatives expressed concern …
John Bolton Blames Trump for Afghanistan Withdrawal, Warns He’d Exit NATO in 2nd Term: ‘Extremely Erratic’ (Video)
“He negotiated a deal with the Taliban that Biden later implemented,” Bolton says on NewsNation The post John Bolton Blames Trump for Afghanistan Withdrawal, Warns He’d Exit NATO in 2nd Term: …
Afghanistan: University Entrance Exams Commence Amidst Absence Of Girls’ Participation
Kabul: According to the news reports, the second round of the university entrance exam in Afghanistan started without the participation of girls. The exam began on Thursday in twelve provinces of the …
‘Answer to a prayer’: Indiana families welcome home National Guard soldiers from Iraq
Indiana National Guard troops reunited with their families in Thursday after a year apart, having spent 9 months in Iraq.
In The Absence Of International Support, Myanmar’s Exiled Government Should Explore A Bitcoin Bond
Myanmar’s exiled National Unity Government is struggling to secure international support, making the case for a bitcoin-focused bond offering.
Myanmar’s military said it bombed ‘terrorists.’ It killed children.
At least 157 people were killed, according to two local groups, in the single deadliest attack by the military since it took control from a civilian government.
Starbucks Vietnam: Why the US chain cannot crack a coffee-loving nation
Tu Anh Le loves going to the Starbucks at the buzzing heart of Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh City. The 26-year-old and her friends dress up for the occasion and take selfies at the cafe. “Pictures at …
Myanmar junta’s partial pardon of Suu Kyi means ‘absolutely nothing’, says son
Kim Aris, the son of Myanmar’s detained former leader Aung San Suu Kyi, poses for a portrait at the Reuters office in London, Britain, August 2, 2023. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
Myanmar Junta Follows State of Emergency Extension With Cabinet Shakeup
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