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Tugendhat is probably the only leader in Britain who understands the stakes viscerally.

Sir Mo Farah says he is “relieved” the Home Office has no plans to take action against him, after making the shock revelation that he was brought...

In reaction to the BBC’s report over repeated killing of unarmed men in suspicious circumstances in Afghanistan, Amnesty International said that the findings are “horrifying” and called for

Panorama brought a series of suspicious killings of civilians to light, after four years of detective work.

An observation post being built on the Afghan-Tajik border by the "Tajik Taliban" is seen as an act of intimidation from Kabul and has irritated Tajikistan, which has not recognized the Taliban as the legitimate government of Afghanistan.

A West that confronts the challenges of war needs a warrior to lead it.

Once upon a time, in a galaxy not far away, the Empire of Chaos launched the so-called “War on Terror” against an impoverished cemetery of empires at the crossroads of Central and South Asia.

Despite its resounding defeat, NATO is not quite done with inflicting misery on the land of the Afghans By Pepe ESCOBAR Once upon a time,…

Hell hath no fury like Empire scorned.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero