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Struggling to deal with a new wave of arrivals, Greece, says it proved its humanitarian credentials during the 2015 migrant crisis, and now blames Turkey for encouraging migrants to leave for the European Union

Hospitality Gives Way To Hostility For Migrants To Greece

Hospitality gives way to hostility for migrants to Greece

North Korea News: Director Of Isolated Nation’s First Budget Travel Agency Dies At Age 33

Troy Collings hoped that tourism could encourage the development of North Korea.

Why Is Tulsi Gabbard Still Running? Controversial Candidate Likely To Be Excluded From Democratic Debate

The Hawaii Representative voted "present" on the two articles of impeachment against President Trump.

The attack in Kabul which killed 32 people and wounded dozens came a week after the US signed a deal with the Taliban

Kabul Victims Describe Scenes Of Carnage After Attack

Kabul victims describe scenes of carnage after attack

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Afghan security forces stand guard at an Afghan National Army (ANA) outpost after an attack by Taliban militants, in Kunduz province on March 4, 2020, following a peace deal with the United States

Pentagon Downplays New Taliban Attacks

Pentagon downplays new Taliban attacks

Attacks have surged since the jihadists signed a deal with Washington at the weekend, casting doubt over peace talks between Kabul and the Taliban

NATO Chief Warns Of Hard Road To Afghan Peace As Violence Soars

NATO chief warns of hard road to Afghan peace as violence soars

Intra-Afghan negotiations are due to begin March 10 according to a US-Taliban deal signed in Doha on Saturday

Peace With Taliban On Shaky Ground

An agreement to end the longest war in United States history may have been doomed to failure the day that it was signed.

Afghan Taliban fighters and villagers attend a gathering in Alingar district of Laghman Province on the day the militants said they were resuming operations against Afghan government targets

US Launches Airstrike Against Taliban To Defend Afghan Forces

US launches airstrike against Taliban to defend Afghan forces

Trump, Taliban Political Chief Speak As Afghan Violence Rises

Trump, Taliban political chief speak as Afghan violence rises

Afghanistan Peace Talks: Trump Says He Had 'Very Good' Talk With Taliban Leader

Trump spoke with Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, who helped negotiate the peace agreement that will open the way for the U.S. to pull its troops out of Afghanistan.

Taliban Attack Afghan Army Bases, Throwing Peace Talks Into Doubt

Taliban attack Afghan army bases, throwing peace talks into doubt

The Taliban's decision to resume operations against Afghan forces comes just days after they agreed a deal with the United States

Taliban End Partial Truce As Afghan Violence Resumes

Taliban end partial truce as Afghan violence resumes

For a generation, filmmaker Roya Sadat has been a voice for Afghan women in one of the world's worst places to be one

Voice Of The Unknown Woman: Afghan Filmmaker Roya Sadat

Voice of the unknown woman: Afghan filmmaker Roya Sadat

Taliban Say Will Resume Operations Against Afghan Forces

Taliban say will resume operations against Afghan forces

US President Donald Trump says there is "no reason to panic" over the novel coronavirus

Donald Trump Gasps For Breath, Looks Exhausted During Coronavirus Conference, Sparks New Health Concerns

Donald Trump gasped during his entire speech at the second coronavirus conference this week.

Pete Buttigieg (pictured February 28, 2020) had risen rapidly from being a virtual unknown to becoming a national political figure, but he scored poorly in the South Carolina primary

Buttigieg Drops Out Of US Presidential Race

Buttigieg drops out of US presidential race

Migrants near Edirne in northwestern Turkey try to reach Greece by crossing the Maritsa river, on March 1, 2020. Thousands more reached the Turkish border with Greece after Turkey's President threatened to let them cross into Europe

Greece Blocks Nearly 10,000 Migrants At Turkey Border

Greece blocks nearly 10,000 migrants at Turkey border

Some of the thousands of migrants gathered at the Turkish side of the border

Hopelessness Among Migrants Stuck On Turkey-Greece Border

Hopelessness among migrants stuck on Turkey-Greece border

Afghan President Ashraf Ghani (C), walking with journalists after a press conference at the presidential palace, said he would not commit to a clause in the US-Taliban deal calling for a massive prisoner exchange

Tough Talks Ahead As Afghan President Objects To Taliban Prisoner Swap

Tough talks ahead as Afghan president objects to Taliban prisoner swap

The deal came on the back of a week-long limited truce which has since been extended by President Ashraf Ghani's government

Afghans See Bittersweet Chance For Peace In Taliban Deal

Afghans see bittersweet chance for peace in Taliban deal

Across Afghanistan, women remain wary of the Taliban, desperate to see an end to the violence, but fearful of paying a heavy price

Peace, But Not At Our Cost: Afghan Women Fear Taliban Return

Peace, but not at our cost: Afghan women fear Taliban return

President Ashraf Ghani pushed back against a clause in the deal that calls for the Taliban to release up to 1,000 prisoners and for the Afghan government to release up to 5,000 prisoners

Afghanistan's Partial Truce Will Continue, 'With Goal' For Full Ceasefire: Ghani

Afghanistan's partial truce will continue, 'with goal' for full ceasefire: Ghani

Afghan youths release balloons and pigeons as they celebrate the reduction in violence so far

US, Taliban Sign Deal To Pull Foreign Forces From Afghanistan

US, Taliban sign deal to pull foreign forces from Afghanistan

Members of the Taliban delegation gather ahead of the signing ceremony with the United States in the Qatari capital Doha

Afghanistan Peace Deal: After 18 Years At War The US, Taliban Sign Historic Deal

The U.S. and Taliban signed a major peace deal on Saturday, leading the way for the withdrawal of American forces from Afghanistan.

Through the barricades: Thousands of migrants have pushed up to the Turkey-Greece border

'Are We In Greece?': Migrants Seize Their Chance In Europe Quest

'Are we in Greece?': Migrants seize their chance in Europe quest

Wealth Inequality In The US: How To Fight The Battle With Entrepreneurship

Would-be entrepreneurs face significant barriers to entry. More than 80 percent of viable new businesses are unable to secure the loans or investments they need to grow.