Why the UK government’s new refugee scheme is failing Afghans
Labour peer and former child refugee Alf Dubs on how vulnerable Afghans are being left helpless.
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The gap between the rich and poor in China is almost as huge as in the US.
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Will the Taliban receive international recognition?
The militant group will likely attempt to reverse social advances but there are signs of resistance already.
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Where has the Afghanistan crisis left Joe Biden?
Unlike Afghan refugees, who face immediate consequences, American voters can take time to assess their president's response.
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“We are still representing our country“: An Afghan ambassador on serving a deposed government
An Afghan diplomat discusses the collapse of the state they had worked to build, and the moral dilemmas they and…
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Is the Afghanistan crisis changing UK attitudes to military intervention?
New polling suggests a majority of the British public believe the West has failed Afghan women and children.
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How the US and the UK accept far fewer Afghan refugees than other countries
The UK took in 9,351 Afghan refugees in 2020, while Germany accommodated 148,000.
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Where Afghans stand on peace and women’s rights
In a country exhausted by corruption and war, most Afghans believe the Taliban’s Islamic emirate is a price worth paying…
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