The U.S. has an obligation to clear explosive hazards in Afghanistan — a large portion of which are of U.S. origin.
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Iraqi doctors observed high rates of congenital disabilities in babies born after the U.S.-led invasion.
Trump is drafting foreign policy on the back of a cashed Saudi government check.
U.S. leaders cannot be the moral or political arbiters for a place and people they don’t understand.
John Bolton is gone, but Trump might bomb Iran anyway.
Lockheed Martin’s profits are soaring as politicians tout the F-35 as a “job creator.”
While the United States has been quick to blame Iran, other world powers have not yet assigned blame.
“It has been promising to see so many activists and people starting to wake up,” says Hassan El-Tayyab.
Warren said, “We’re not going to bomb our way to a solution in Afghanistan.”
As U.S.-Taliban negotiations crumble, Afghan citizens pursue their daily work toward peace.