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Amid the worldwide disapproval of the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, another imminent threat lurks over Tajikistan residents as they fear Taliban attack yet again.

Iran is one of just four countries that have not ratified the Paris agreement, though recently said it would if sanctions are lifted. But Iran’s failure to address climate change is largely ideological, not just economic, writes Kourosh Ziabari.

Amid the worldwide disapproval of the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, another imminent threat lurks over Tajikistan residents as they fear Taliban attack yet again.

Kabul [Pakistan], April 17: Amid the worldwide disapproval of the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, another imminent threat lurks over Tajikistan residents as they fear Taliban attack yet again. Tajiks have always been a target of the Taliban as according to the latter, involvement of this ethnic heterogeneity in local and national politics holds the power to overpower the Taliban’s rule, defusing their grip on Afghanistan, as reported by an independent, non-profit media organization Fair Obs...

Peter Isaacson, writing in Fair Observer, seems to be saying … oh my God, democracy is a cliché, a big sham. I stand up, put my hand on my heart, pledge allegiance to the flag. This is...

So what the hell is going on? Is our military insanity totally the work of the so-called military-industrial complex?

Victoria Nuland has raised a factual issue that may help us understand how to navigate propaganda.

An economic system that believes inequality drives prosperity sows the seeds of its own impoverishment.

In times of intense propaganda, it can be useful to imagine what is missing from the news we read.