Drone Wars
U.S. Drone Strike in Kabul Killed a Family — and Began a New Chapter of the War
Though U.S. forces are leaving Afghanistan, the war could continue with remotely controlled drone strikes — and even less accountability.
Drone Wars
Though U.S. forces are leaving Afghanistan, the war could continue with remotely controlled drone strikes — and even less accountability.
Brazil’s largest-ever Indigenous protest came amid efforts by Jair Bolsonaro and his allies to pave the way for industry in the Amazon.
The directive applies to Special Immigrant Visa applicants, a group that includes interpreters and others who helped the U.S.
The Israeli company purportedly left China last year. The subsequent sales of its products there could cloud its impending IPO.
Voices
Power recently celebrated Sudan for voting to join the ICC. She discreetly did not mention who hasn’t joined: the United States.
Experts warn that cutting off international aid to Afghanistan would have dire consequences for ordinary people.
The process to resettle Afghans who worked with U.S. media is riddled with red tape, and confusing guidelines are leaving some journalists behind.
At his first press conference in 20 years, Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid joined the techlash, by complaining about Facebook censorship.
Biometric collection and identification devices were seized last week during the Taliban’s offensive.
An orderly exit from Afghanistan required admitting defeat and negotiating the unutterable: surrender to the Taliban.
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