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The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has criticised the Justice Koomson Committee’s Report on the Ejura disturbances for failing to recommend punitive sanctions to persons whose actions were found to have caused the mayhem and deaths. It said the “mere” transfer of some police officers, as well as the referral of…

A senior police officer was among those injured when a bomb exploded at the Criminal Investigation Department in Naypyitaw.

Brushing aside a groundswell of popular support that included a large number of lawmakers on Capitol Hill, the Marine Corps said Wednesday it was moving ahead with plans to court-martial Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller for his outspoken and viral criticisms of how the top brass handled the Afghan war and its chaotic ending.

Brushing aside a groundswell of popular support that included a large number of lawmakers on Capitol Hill, the Marine Corps said Wednesday it was moving ahead with plans to court-martial Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller for his outspoken and viral criticisms of how the top brass handled the Afghan war and its chaotic ending.

Russia on Wednesday claimed that the United States has again picked up momentum against Taliban led Afghanistan by reaching out to its neighbouring countries.

Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller has been freed from pretrial detention, but could still face charges for criticizing senior ...

In Senate testimony, the generals acknowledged America’s “strategic failure” in its longest war, and their differences with Biden.

TDT | Manama The Daily Tribune – www.newsofbahrain.com Talk about patriotism, a...

Although candid at times during the congressional hearings on the Afghan war held on September 28 and 29, the three four-state generals (Lloyd Austin now - Ronald Enzweiler for Antiwar.com Original

Here’s some good news: The head of the army’s Central Command, Yehuda Fuchs, visited the village where the pogrom took place, Khirbet al-Mufkara. Granted, the visit was v