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2021-07-24 01:56:09 GMT2021-07-24 09:56:09(Beijing Time) Xinhua English TRIPOLI, July 23 (Xinhua) -- Libya's Interior Ministry on Friday said it would start to investigate the armed clashes between two of its security forces that broke out in the capital city a day earlier. The ministry has been closely following Thursday's events "which led to heavy shootings" in central Tripoli between patrols of the Stabilization Support Department and the Deterrence Department of Combating Terrorism and Organized Crime, it said in a statement. Interior Minister Bashir Al-Amin instructed "competent ...

International conflict specialist Dr. Greg Mills, who is Director of the Brenthurst Foundation, is more hopeful for Afghanistan’s long-term future. In a recent op-ed, Mills lists five primary reasons why the West failed to help Afghanistan right the ship of state the Taliban had torpedoed just five years prior to Bin Laden’s daring raid – and ways Afghans can achieve victory. Mills, a South African who spent years in Kabul as an advisor to the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF), points the finger at the West’s failure to accept – from the outset – that a successful int...

Meinung: Afghanistan - aus der Traum vom Demokratieexport Spätestens mit dem Abzug der ausländischen Truppen aus Afghanistan stirbt auch die Idee des Westens, seine Werte im Gefolge von Militäreinsätzen weltweit installieren zu können, meint Christoph Hasselbach. Die NATO-Truppen verlassen Afghanistan nach fast 20 Jahren militärischer Präsenz dort Die Militärmission in Afghanistan, die jetzt zu Ende geht, war viel mehr als Terrorbekämpfung. Das war sie nur ganz am Anfang. Sehr schnell sollte sie dem geschundenen Land auch Demokratie, Menschenrechte, Bildung für alle und Wohlstand b...

В случае принятия закона о защите климата в Швейцарии подорожали бы бензин и дизельное топливо, а также авиабилеты. 51,6% голосов швейцарцы выступили против закона

The French Foreign Affairs Minister said the International Academy for Combating Terrorism would train police officers, military personnel, magistrates, customs officers and prison staff.