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Conflict & Security April 25, 2026 312 stories in this edition

Taliban says Afghans stuck in Qatar who helped US in war can safely return home

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Taliban says Afghans stuck in Qatar who helped US in war can safely return home

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Afghanistan’s foreign ministry says Afghans who helped America’s war effort and have been stuck in Qatar in the hope of reaching the United States can safely return to Afghanistan. The statement on Saturday by foreign ministry spokesman Abdul Qahar Balkhi comes after reports emerged that the Trump administration is in discussions to potentially send 1,100 Afghans who assisted the US during its war in Afghanistan, and...

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Afghanistan’s foreign ministry says Afghans who helped America’s war effort and have been stuck in Qatar in the hope of reaching the United States can safely return to Afghanistan. The statement on Saturday by foreign mi...

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Lebanese state media reported a series of new Israeli strikes in the country’s south on Saturday night, after attacks earlier in the day killed six people despite a recently extended ceasefire in the war between Israel a...

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Will China’s mathematicians join a global effort to boycott the United States?

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