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Two SAS Soldiers Arrested for Suspected 2009 Murder in Afghanistan

Two senior British SAS soldiers were arrested, then released on bail, on suspicion of murder in relation to an alleged unlawful killing of an Afghan soldier during a 2009 mission.

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Afghan Man Receives Life Sentence for Mannheim Police Killing

A 26-year-old Afghan man, Sulaiman A., was given a life sentence in Germany for fatally stabbing a police officer in Mannheim on May 31, 2024, during an attack that injured five others at a Pax Europa demonstration.

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German Government's Actions Questioned Regarding Afghan Refugees

The German government faces criticism for its handling of roughly 2,300 Afghan refugees in Islamabad with humanitarian resettlement promises, revoking resettlement promises after winning court cases, leaving them vulnerable.

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Germany Confirms Talks With Taliban on Afghan Deportations

Germany's Interior Ministry confirmed contacts with the Taliban to facilitate deportations of Afghan citizens, aiming to establish a regular deportation mechanism, despite a very low rate of voluntary returns.

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IOM Critiques Afghanistan Deportations Amidst Humanitarian Crisis

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) criticizes deportations to Afghanistan, citing extreme difficulties faced by returnees, particularly women, and hampered aid efforts due to US funding cuts and restrictive donor guidelines.

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Germany Plans to Increase Deportations to Afghanistan

The German Interior Ministry is working with the Taliban regime in Afghanistan to facilitate increased deportations of Afghan nationals convicted of crimes in Germany, despite international concerns about human rights abuses under Taliban rule.

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Afghan Refugee Receives Life Sentence for Mannheim Attack

A 25-year-old Afghan refugee, Sulaiman A., was sentenced to life in prison for the May 2022 attack in Mannheim, Germany, during an anti-Islam demonstration, which resulted in one police officer's death and five injuries.

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Afghanistan: Two Doctors Shoulder Burden of Maternal Healthcare in Ghor Province

In Ghor, Afghanistan, two female doctors, supported by sixteen midwives, provide maternal healthcare to over 1.5 million people amidst significant resource constraints, resulting in high maternal and infant mortality rates.

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Germany defends talks with Taliban regime on deportations

The German government is defending its talks with the Taliban regime in Afghanistan to facilitate deportations from Germany, stating that these contacts are necessary to increase deportations significantly.

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Trump's Travel Ban Devastates International Students' Dreams

President Trump's travel ban has severely impacted thousands of international students, preventing them from attending U.S. colleges despite admissions offers, with those from 19 countries facing the most significant obstacles.

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Australian War Memorial's Handling of Roberts-Smith Case and Book Award Controversy

Journalist Chris Masters details the Australian War Memorial's rejection of his book, "Flawed Hero," highlighting its apparent bias towards Ben Roberts-Smith and contrasting this with the memorial's historical commitment to a balanced portrayal of war.

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Germany Plans Increased Deportations to Afghanistan

The German Interior Ministry is facilitating increased deportations to Afghanistan, holding talks with Taliban representatives in Qatar and planning to establish a regular deportation mechanism, despite the Taliban's human rights record.

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