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Taliban launch major assault on provincial capital in eastern Afghanistan

Taliban launch major assault on provincial capital in eastern Afghanistan 2 minutes read Kabul, May 24 (EFE).- Hundreds of Taliban fighters were marching to overrun the provincial capital in eastern Afghanistan after weeks of fierce gun battle with security forces in Laghman province, officials said on Monday. The officials said the insurgents launched a major assault on Sunday night, bringing the battle near the outskirts of Mehtarlam city. They almost breached the security belt of the city before security forces pushed them back to the outskirts, a Laghman security official told EFE, requesting anonymity. Acting Defense Minister Muhammad Yasin Zia and some top security officials oversaw the counterattack in Laghman as they traveled to the province after the security situation worsened over the weekend.

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Sean Speer: Operation Warp Speed didn t cut corners on vaccines, it saved lives

Article content Vaccines offer the surest hope of getting out of this pandemic and returning to normal, but there are still high rates of vaccine hesitancy in this country. In the coming days, the National Post’s Road Map to Immunity series will take an in-depth look at the issues surrounding vaccines and why some people are still reluctant to take them. One of the consequences of the pandemic now entering its 14th month is that we’re beginning to mark various one-year milestones of this extraordinary experience. This week marks one of the most significant pandemic-related anniversaries: the Trump administration’s launch of Operation Warp Speed, which was designed to develop, manufacture and distribute a coronavirus vaccine in record time.

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Western countries wary of joining U S in Cold War effort against China: The Economist - China News

2021-05-13 12:05:56 GMT2021-05-13 20:05:56(Beijing Time) Xinhua English LONDON, May 13 (Xinhua) Western countries are wary of joining a United States-led coalition in a Cold War effort to contain China s rise, the London-based Economist said recently. Citing a Western diplomat in Beijing, the Economist said such countries as Britain, France and Germany are close to accepting the inevitability of China s rise, and so are out of alignment with America. Lots of Western democracies are fractious and mistrustful, especially after four years of Trumpian bridge-burning, the report said. European and Asian countries alike are wary of joining America in anything resembling a cold-war effort to contain China s rise, especially if it jeopardizes profitable trade relationships, said the report.

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En busca de esperanza, 32 migrantes fueron llevados al extremo para intentar entrar en Estados Unidos

En busca de esperanza, 32 migrantes fueron llevados al extremo para intentar entrar en Estados Unidos
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NON-FICTION: THE LONG SHADOW OF AFGHANISTAN - Newspaper

February 2017, Pakistani paramilitary soldiers stand alert at a checkpost on the Afghan border at Chaman | Dawn file photo It’s not easy to write a book about America’s failed war in Afghanistan. By now, most facts, developments and inflection points have already been written about and discussed since the United States-led invasion in 2001. In the coming years, as more information surfaces and documents get declassified, we might get books that offer new material. But at present, it’s difficult to hold a reader’s interest, especially one who is not new to the subject. Zahid Hussain’s book, No-Win War: The Paradox of US-Pakistan Relations in Afghanistan’s Shadow, manages that feat. It offers new material and analyses known facts from a fresh perspective.

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