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Ohne diese Ortskräfte, die Kontakt zu Bevölkerung und Vertrauen aufbauten, Informationen beschafften, Überzeugungsarbeit leisteten und nicht zuletzt an der Seite deutscher Soldatinnen und Soldaten kämpften, wären erst die Kampf- und dann die Unterstützungsmission von Vornherein zum Scheitern verurteilt gewesen. Nun leben diese Männer und Frauen wie ihre Familien in höchster Gefahr und werden von den herrschenden Taliban als angebliche Verräter bedroht. Mit diesem unmenschlichen Kurs setzt die Bundesregierung die Glaubwürdigkeit Deutschlands bewusst aufs Spiel. Es steht zu befürchte...

RCMP are condemning the release of audio from 911 calls made during the mass shooting in the province last April. Frank Magazine says it got the audio from a confidential informant before posting it online and RCMP say they’ll be investigating the source of the recordings.   Provincial Justice Minister Randy Delorey says the province is still looking into what, if any, action it can take.  The calls appear to show RCMP were told early on the morning of April 18 th that the shooter was driving a police cruiser. RCMP have said they didn’t know the shooter was driving what turned out to be...

Austin 360 When I went to see “A Quiet Place Part II” in theaters, I thought I had finally found a temporary escape from pandemic life. For so long, I have been looking for a quiet place to watch a movie, free of internet lags and roommates talking in the background. With my phone turned off, I could take a breather from endless news notifications. But alas, things didn't feel so different. Even though the film was finished before COVID-19 death tolls and anxiety were our daily reality — "A Quiet Place Part II" premiered in New York City on March 8, 2020, days before nationwide s...

Utah’s educational system does not exist to rewrite history through the lens of wokeness. The 1619 Project and Critical Race Theory aren’t paths to a comprehensive education.

These Three Feminists Are Changing Argentina From the Inside Paying women for unpaid work at home. Delivering food to transgender people. Building day care centers. Bit by bit, these women, appointed by the president to high-ranking positions, are restructuring society. Mercedes D’Alessandro, left, Vilma Ibarra, center, and Elizabeth Gómez Alcorta at the Presidential Palace in Buenos Aires, Argentina.Credit...Sarah Pabst for The New York Times May 11, 2021 “We’re not against men. All we want to do is take apart a system that has abused and hurt women.” — Vilma Ibarra, the top legal...