Tag: Afghanistan
Canary articles about Afghanistan, including the West’s invasion, the country, and its people
Sturgeon calls on UK government to do more to help Afghan refugees
Scotland’s First Minister said the UK Government is not meeting its responsibilities.
Wondering who benefited from the war in Afghanistan? They’ll be meeting in London next month.
As the Taliban take over Kabul's presidential palace, you'd be forgiven for wondering who it is that two decades of ...
The UK must open its borders to help Afghan refugees
The increasingly desperate situation in Afghanistan has led to widespread calls for the UK to welcome Afghan refugees despite Priti ...
As the Taliban take over Afghanistan, let’s remember the US’s role in their creation
The US‘s withdrawal of its troops from Afghanistan has gone alongside a stunning recapture of much of the country by ...
The people who wrecked Afghanistan are arguing over who wrecked Afghanistan
As a veteran of the war, and a journalist who has reported from the country, the endgame in Afghanistan is ...
This Tory MP believes we need to invade Afghanistan. Again.
UK military forces must return to Afghanistan, a Tory MP has said. Tobias Ellwood insisted that only a new deployment ...
Boris Johnson says no to inquiry into disastrous 20-year Afghanistan war
Boris Johnson doesn't want an inquiry into the 20 year long Afghanistan war. In his withdrawal announcement on Thursday 8 ...
UK foreign policy link to nine times increase in asylum queues
UK asylum queues have grown massively since 2010. New figures obtained by the Refugee Council say that waiting lists are ...
Classified documents found at Kent bus stop hint at reality of UK military strategy
Secret military documents found at a Kent bus stop show us how British foreign policy works. The papers were reportedly ...
US troops set to leave Afghanistan. That’s one down, another 150 or so countries to go.
US president Joe Biden recently announced his administration will pull troops out of Afghanistan. This brutal war has cost tens ...
Peers launch a scathing attack on the government’s War Crimes Immunity Bill
Peers in the House of Lords are giving the government's controversial war crimes immunity bill a rough ride, with one ...
Office for Veterans’ Affairs doesn’t collect data on ex-forces suicides or homelessness
The Office for Veterans' Affairs doesn't collect data on homelessness or suicides among the ex-military population, according to a Freedom ...
Labour’s future foreign policy will be bleak if it follows advice to ‘break the rules’
Breaking the rules, cyber-attacking civilians, and 'aggression' in international affairs are the way forward for Labour foreign policy, a former ...
The Tory war crimes immunity bill is betrayal of the troops by their officers
The Overseas Operations Bill may or may not pass its third reading on 3 November. But for a diverse range ...
Here’s why the Overseas Operations Bill is pretty much an establishment stitch-up
A top military lawyer has warned that the Tory war crimes immunity bill is not what it seems. On closer ...
Violence continues to threaten Afghan peace process
A car bombing on Sunday killed at least 13 people.
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