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The Afghanistan data leak will haunt British politics for years
But the Afghanistan data leak is both. It manages to combine all that is best about Britain — our big heartedness and sense of fair play — with all that is worst. Incompetence, naivety, lack of accountability and the arrogance of the Ministry of Defence,
If it goes ahead, the series will complete the second part of what was originally supposed to be an all-format engagement in ...
The U.N. said no one should be sent back to Afghanistan for their own safety, regardless of whether they have been convicted of crimes.
Nearly 200 people gathered Friday, July 18, at Katterbach Kaserne for a milestone commemoration of a tragic helicopter crash ...
BERLIN: Germany announced on Friday that it had deported 81 Afghan men with criminal convictions back to Taliban-ruled ...
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My brother worked for the British Army in Afghanistan – now I fear for his lifeA former translator for UK forces says his brother is among thousands of Afghans now at risk after their details were ...
U.S. Army Sgt. Chris Short was riding in a Humvee in Afghanistan when a bomb exploded in March 2005. He doesn't let his ...
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Pakistan, Afghanistan, Uzbekistan ink rail project dealPakistan, Afghanistan and Uzbekistan on Thursday signed a trilateral agreement involving a key rail project that is aimed at ...
The House voted to claw back more than $8 billion that Congress had allocated for foreign aid, on top of cuts to aid the Trump administration has already made.
The former Defence Secretary said he was ‘appalled' to learn about the super injunction when entering the Ministry.
After the June war between Israel and Iran, Iran expelled hundreds of thousands of Afghans—threatening stability and ...
Uzbekistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan railway project deal signed to boost trade, regional growth, and connectivity.
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Germany and EU allies back tougher asylum measures, including deportations to Afghanistan and SyriaGermany’s Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt and five European counterparts agreed Friday on stricter asylum measures, including resuming deportations to Afghanistan and Syria. Meeting atop ...
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