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The benefits of Afghanistan’s mineral riches may not be so forthcoming
Mining contracts could help Afghanistan develop, but they could also hurt its people if they are mismanaged.
Developing Afghanistan’s mines will uplift Afghans
Recently signed contracts will help the country tackle unemployment, underdevelopment and currency issues.
Canada Sikh killing: ‘Get to the bottom of this very serious matter’
Justin Trudeau says intelligence on the deadly shooting in British Columbia was passed on to India 'many weeks ago'.
Sudan army chief: ‘Revolution can be restored’
Sudan Armed Forces leader says talks with Rapid Support Forces chief are impossible; wants 'terrorist' designation.
The Netherlands’ Mark Rutte: Time to say goodbye
The Dutch prime minister discusses the end of his political and diplomatic era after 13 years in power.
Thailand’s opposition Move Forward Party names new leader
Chaithawat Tulathon has been involved in Thailand's progressive political movement for more than five years.
‘Cruel tragedy’: Uighur scholar sentenced to life in prison in China
Rahile Dawut was convicted on charges of endangering state security in a secret trial, US-based foundation says.
Libya: Media clampdown amidst a disaster
Misinformation and media restrictions add to the chaos in flood-stricken Derna. And, preserving Nigeria’s past in print.
The Nollywood pioneer seeking perfection in African storytelling
Nigerian activist, actor and filmmaker Ego Boyo has been on a quest to up industry standards, for three decades.
Nord Stream sabotage one year on: What to know about the attack
Investigators from Germany, Sweden and Denmark remain tight-lipped while speculation and theories abound.