Ronak and Roshan are perhaps the coolest camels or the coolest librarians (or both) who bring books and the joy of learning to children in remote areas in rural Sindh
Additional Sessions Judge Ata Rabbani presided over the hearing in which copies of the challan, which was submitted to the court by the police in the last hearing on Sep 9, were distributed among the present suspects.
https://t.co/EG6AjjGwZ3
ISIS-K evolved from Indian and Afghan government backed anti-Pakistan terrorist groups, but not a single mention of that in any US based news publication.
NB: Indian state sponsorship of terrorism is one of the least discussed aspects of global terrorism.
BREAKING: Israeli warplanes are bombing Gaza again tonight, after 11 Palestinian protesters were injured earlier this evening by Israeli snipers. (Ministry of Health)
An Iowa woman was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison on Thursday for trying to kill two children by running them over with her car because she believed they were Mexican or of Middle Eastern or African descent. https://t.co/jaTbnrNLRv
"CIA officers began bribing aging warlords with Viagra. The Americans knew all about the young boys the tribal leaders kept in their camps; because the sex drug helped Afghan elders rape more boys more often, they were beholden to" CIA. #Afghanistan
https://t.co/HivlClWdAm
The Taliban is intensifying a search for people who worked with US and NATO forces, despite the group vowing no revenge against opponents: UN report #Afghanistan
Mr President, you have betrayed Afghans. The US gave legitimacy to Taliban, had 5000 of their fighters released and did not dismantle their sanctuaries. The US has used Afghanistan for proxy wars before and you continue to do so now. You have the blood of Afghans on your hands.
An agreement could have brought calm: Afghan and Taliban negotiators tentatively reached a deal in which all sides would declare a 2-week cease-fire in exchange for Ghani’s resignation. That opportunity was lost when Ghani fled.
@nwadhams
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2018 - Abdul Ghani Baradar was freed from prison at the request of the Trump administration
2020 - Abdul Ghani Baradar met with then-Secretary of State Mike Pompeo
2021 - Abdul Ghani Baradar is set to become the next President of Afghanistan