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Tag: afghanistan

How an unlikely ally has allowed India to project power

by aayushmanapat13 Dec 2022Leave a comment

The Taliban seems to have given India an upper hand in its perpetual tussle with Pakistan.

News from the World afghanistan, india, power

America’s withdrawal from Afghanistan leaves women’s rights in jeopardy

by Amanda Wilson10 Oct 202110 Oct 2021Leave a comment

Conditioning aid on the improvement of women’s rights is critical.

Opinion afghanistan, conditional aid, foreign aid, foreign policy, human rights, the taliban, women's rights

Afghan refugees face cold reception in Europe

by Lan Duong28 Sep 202128 Sep 2021Leave a comment

As Afghan refugees flee the Taliban, members of the European Union are running out of sympathy for migrants.

News from the World Afghan refguees, afghanistan, asylum, dublin regulation, european migrant crisis, european union, germany, Greece, immigration, Refugees

UN action is needed to protect press freedom in Afghanistan

by Mia Speier23 Sep 202123 Sep 2021Leave a comment

Journalists face dire threats at the hands of the Taliban — and the future of Afghan media freedom looks grim.

Uncategorized afghanistan, first amendment, human rights, international law, journalists, kabul, media freedom, Opinion, press, press freedom, taliban, united nations

Goodnight Kabul: After nearly two decades of war, the U.S. is finally leaving Afghanistan

by Ryan Witter18 Apr 202118 Apr 2021Leave a comment

After nearly two decades, the United States is finally leaving Afghanistan — and NATO allies are following suit.

News from the World afghanistan, biden, bidenadminstration, kabul, MiddleEast, trump, war
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