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Women and girls in Afghanistan face oppressive policies one year after Kabul fell to the Taliban, striping them of the ability to get a higher education and work.

At least 30 have been confirmed killed in Iraq as violent protests continue over Shiite infighting amid its worst political crisis since 2003.

Violence continued to escalate Tuesday in Iraq's Green Zone. Supporters of Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr clashed with Iraqi security forces, using grenades and machine guns.

Former defense official James Anderson argued that the U.S. must drop its policy of ambiguity regarding Taiwan to maximize the effectiveness of its asymmetric strategy.

Putin has sidelined Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu over stalled progress in Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the U.K. wrote in an intelligence update on Monday.

Marc Fogel's family is pushing the Biden administration to designate him as "wrongfully detained" in Russia, which would commit more resources to his release.

"Zombie ice" that has broken away from the glaciers that feed them in Greenland is melting and may cause ocean levels to rise by 10 inches if they fully melt.

Over 100,000 people had to be evacuated from parts of Sichuan province and Chongqing city after heavy rains caused floods in the previously drought-stricken areas.

A year after a botched U.S. drone strike that killed 10 Afghan citizens some 144 people including extended family members and aid workers are deemed at risk from the Taliban, ISIS and others.

Chinese authorities have reported that 28 men have been charged and another 15 Chinese officials are under investigation after a brutal attack on a group of women in Tangshan City.

Iraqi protesters in Baghdad stormed the government palace after an influential cleric resigned, resulting in multiple deaths and dozens more injured.

An unidentified, indigenous man believed to be the last of his tribe has died in the western Brazilian Amazon.

One of three Dutch soldiers wounded in a shooting outside a hotel in downtown Indianapolis over the weekend has died, the Defense Ministry said Monday.

The U.S. withdrawal forced NATO allies to abandon the country, which may have prompted Putin to believe the alliance had "no backbone" for another military conflict.

Iraqi religious leader Moqtada al-Sadr announced he is retiring from politics, resulting in supporters storming the Republican Palace and the military imposing a curfew.

Israeli officials are dumbfounded at President Biden's push to re-enter the Iran Nuclear Deal after Mossad unmasked the regime's nuclear program in covert operations.

Europe is giving nuclear energy another chance as Moscow continues to throttle natural gas an oil supplies. The plants are also proving critical to meet climate goals.

Alison Spann, the daughter of Johnny "Mike" Spann -- who was the first American killed in combat in Afghanistan -- says she wants people to remember him as a trailblazer.

Christians remaining in Afghanistan reportedly face routine persecution from local and national governments, as well as from their own friends, families and communities.

The International Atomic Energy Agency said Sunday that a team of experts will inspect Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in "the next few days."