Desperate families see floods wash their hope away

Article Abstract:

Severe flooding has added to the misery of the occupants of the Lalagurza Refugee Camp in Afghanistan. International aid is supposed to be entering Afghanistan, but these refugees claim that they have received nothing.

Housing, Refugees, Afghan, Afghan refugees, Refugee camps

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They celebrated to the beat of trashy pop tunes. For now, Kabul can go back to work and school

Article Abstract:

The impact on the lives of ordinary people of the overthrow of Afghanistan's Taliban regime is considered. Many men have had their beard shaved off, but women are still wearing the burqa. In traditional areas, this will not change.

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Taliban surrender on the front line but the chaotic battle for Kunduz still rages

Article Abstract:

There is confusion in the area around Kuduz, Afghanistan, regarding the surrender of the Taliban. Some Taliban leaders have surrender, but troops, including up to 10,000 foreign volunteers, continue to fight.

International Affairs, Public affairs, Civil Conflict, Military aspects, Military policy, Civil war, Kunduz, Afghanistan

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