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This is bbc world news. the headlines... the taliban and have told talks in moscow that they had seized key border crossings with iran. it's seen as a major escalation activity since international trip started withdrawing from afghanistan. in bangladesh, at 52 people have been killed after a fire broke out at a factory. emergency services say they expect the number of dead to rise as many workers are still missing. the united states send law enforcement officers to haiti as soon as possible following the assassination of the president. haitian police say a group of 28 foreign mercenaries were ...

Learning more about their lives and loves. one couple married 59 years. knew each other for 68 until this tragedy. family members now are being briefed twice a day, once in the morning, once in the evening before the public updates. back to you. >> sam, thank you. we turn to breaking news in the middle east where a few hours ago the u.s. launched what they're calling defensive air strikes in syria and iraq. newly released video shows strikes car getting weapon storage facilities belonging to iran backed militia groups. the pentagon says they were behind drone attacks on american personnel. j...

It is important for journalists to exercise caution at every instance: political scientist Pratap Bhanu Mehta

Antiwar.com Original When Reese Erlich died in early April, we lost a global reporter who led by example. During five decades as a progressive journalist, Reese created and traveled an independent path while avoiding the comfortable ruts dug by corporate media. When people in the United States read or heard his reporting from more than 50 countries, he offered windows on the world that were not tinted red-white-and-blue. Often, he illuminated grim consequences of U.S. foreign policy. The first memorable conversation I had with Reese was somewhere over the Atlantic Ocean on t...

9 Jul 2021 The Syria crisis is often described as the worst humanitarian catastrophe since the end of the Cold War. Inside Syria, 6.5 million people are internally displaced and 13.5 million are in need of humanitarian assistance, with 4.5 million in hard-to-reach areas. The International Rescue Committee (IRC) first began assisting Syrians in 2012, responding to needs in both Northwest and Northeast Syria (NWS-NES). Our programs are coordinated by teams based in Syria, Turkey, Iraq, and Jordan providing support that is tailored to the needs of local communities in the fields of health, child...