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Afghan science fears doom: “going back another 100 years”

Is Afghanistan turning back into a ‘black hole’ of science after the Taliban seizure of power? What has been built…

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Taliban regime unity shows cracks after quarrel in the palace

Shortly after a government was formed, fierce feuds erupted within the new Taliban regime in Afghanistan. Supporters of two rival…

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Pentagon chief calls China, fearing Trump would start war

A top Pentagon official was so concerned about the mental state of then-President Trump in the final days of his…

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1 in 7 people on Earth has an iPhone: Apple was successful in past decade

There were concerns when Tim Cook took over the helm of electronics company Apple from the critically ill founder Steve…

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What defines an African woman?

The definition of African woman can be described in a different context from different countries in Africa. An African woman…

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Who is Lieutenant-Colonel Mamady Doumbouya, Guinea’s new strongman?

Most time in Africa, a general or a colonel is leading a coup, but this time, it is a Lieutenant-Colonel…

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Operation Green Sea: Anti-colonial struggles in Guinea-Bissau

On the night of November 22, 1970, a group of soldiers landed stealthily near the city of Conakry, the capital…

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What caused the Aba Women’s riot of 1929

Aba Women’s Riot of 1929 was a two-month rebellion that broke out in Nigeria led by local market women belonging…

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US military destroyed planes and vehicles before leaving Afghanistan

The US military has rendered aircraft, vehicles, and an anti-missile defence system useless before the withdrawal from the Afghan capital,…

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Bullfighting festival in Spain canceled after bulls are called ‘Feminista’ and ‘Nigeriano’

The northern Spanish city of Gijón has banned its centuries-old annual bullfighting festival. Not because of the animal cruelty, but…

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These are the new Taliban 2.0! Younger, stronger, and richer

While they suddenly seemed to recapture Afghanistan out of the blue, the Taliban actually never really left. After their first…

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New ‘annus horribilis’ for the Queen? How history from 1992 threatens to repeat itself

“An annus horribilis” is how Queen Elizabeth (95) described her year in 1992 during an unprecedented candid speech.

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