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Understanding the Humanitarian Crisis in Afghanistan. SECTIONS OutlineLesson PlanEducator Notes Warm-up: Students discuss their understanding of the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan. Introducing the Lesson: Students will watch, examine, and discuss a series of short videos from PBS NewsHour in which journalist Jane Ferguson reports from Kabul as the U.S. military leaves Afghanistan and the Taliban takes control. In exploring this reporting, students will examine factors that led to the humani...

When the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan 25 years ago, almost everyone was against it. But Afghanistan's northerly neighbors in Central Asia have taken a different attitude toward the militant group this time in crafting a relationship.

Barely eight decades ago, while it was fighting the Nazis fascism, the British government under Winston Churchill was simultaneously orchestrating and engineering one of the worst famines in human ...

When the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan 25 years ago, almost everyone was against it. But Afghanistan's northerly neighbors in Central Asia have taken a different attitude toward the militant group this time in crafting a relationship.

In a recent interview on Tigray TV, a TPLF spokesperson said the group, categorized as a terrorist organization in Ethiopia, was directed by the US to seize power. Publicly, Washington has maintained a position of neutrality.

KAMPALA, Dec. 14 (Xinhua) -- China on Tuesday donated relief food worth 2 million U.S. dollars to the UN World Food Program (WFP) to help feed school children i

Gang-related kidnappings and shootings have prevented aid groups from visiting parts of the capital, Port-au-Prince, and beyond.

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — A spike in violence has deepened hunger and poverty in Haiti while hindering the very aid organizations combating those problems in a country whose government struggles to provide basic services.

A spike in violence has deepened hunger and poverty in Haiti while hindering the very aid organizations combating those problems in a country whose government struggles to provide basic services.

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) -- A spike in violence has deepened hunger and poverty in Haiti while hindering the very aid organizations combating those problems in a country whose government struggles to provide basic services.