William Hague questions Humza Yousaf gay marriage vote excuse
FORMER foreign secretary William Hague has questioned Humza Yousaf’s controversial meeting with the Pakistan consulate on the day of Scotland’s…
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FORMER foreign secretary William Hague has questioned Humza Yousaf’s controversial meeting with the Pakistan consulate on the day of Scotland’s…
THERE are more questions over Humza Yousaf’s decision to miss a key vote on gay marriage after documents obtained by The Herald undermined his…
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan — Off a two-lane highway on this city’s northern edge lies a cemetery for Arab al-Qaida fighters and their families, all killed in the waning days of 2001, when America first unleashed its wrath on Afghanistan. Their graves — earthen mounds and crypts, marked by flags and
As U.S. troops leave Afghanistan, efforts against a diminished Al Qaeda are in flux. Officials say the terrorist group could threaten the U.S. again. In the last six months, its fighters blitzed into Arghandab, Panjwai, Maiwand and Zhare, districts around Kandahar, as part of a nationwide campaign. Earlier this month, the Islamist insurgent group seized Dahla dam, Afghanistan’s second-biggest and an essential source of irrigation and drinking water. Though the government clawed back some of those gains, the Taliban has tightened its vise around Kandahar city, the one area in Kandahar provin...