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Afghanistan is, to use the expression, too big to fail. warnings abound about it being a safe haven for extremists. there are worries about human rights violations, and a deepening crisis of hunger and hardship that will concentrate many minds on trying to find a way to work with the new government announced this week by the taliban. a government with no female representatives. and top of the list of those seeking to help are the world bank, the imf and banks across the globe planning to unlock ...

Aid, so thats day—to—day spending. so if you cut that off, _ you have got a serious problem. the other one is that they had about $9 billion to $10 billioni of foreign currency reserves - and what countries generally do with that is they use it to manage the value of their own currency. in international markets. that has been frozen - and what that can do is send currencies into freefall- and you get hyperinflation. now, we have seen a bit of that, but perhaps not| as much as we thought. so ...

>> at the day, millions protested the new president at the womens marches across the country. the biggest signal day of protesting in history. also confronting north korea after the test firing of his first intercontinental boson. most powerful nuclear weapon, a hydrogen bomb. in launching a missile that could hit any point in the united states. in may, president trump by the fbi director, james comey. that led to the appointment of a special counsel, robert mueller, to run the investigation and...