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American Leaders Urge Unity in 9/11 Remarks

‘Unity is what makes us who we are’ Biden says as Americans come together to mark 20 years since 9/11 attacks

Afghanistan, 20 Years After the September 11 Attacks

Colorful murals that transformed gray concrete blast walls into a pleasant visual experience are being replaced with black and white messages celebrating Taliban ideology

Pope Travels to Hungary, Slovakia in First Post-surgery Trip

Catholic pontiff underwent intestinal procedure in July

Biden Oversees Somber, Silent 9/11 Commemoration

With prerecorded message on eve of twentieth 9/11 anniversary, US president sets tone for a somber, silent day of remembrance

WFP: Afghans Resorting to Extreme Measures to Keep Hunger at Bay

Randomized phone surveys carried out between August 21 and September 5 in all of Afghanistan’s 34 provinces found that 93% of households do not have enough to eat

Widow of US Soldier Slain in Afghanistan Speaks Out

UNHCR: Cameroon Refugee Needs Increasing, Means Limited

The central African country is home to about 500,000 refugees, most of them having fled the troubled Central African Republic and Boko Haram terrorism in Nigeria

Myanmar Faces COVID Vaccination Woes as Health System Under Threat

Myanmar’s COVID-19 battle is facing further complications amid the fallout from February’s military coup

Iran Invites IAEA Chief for Talks Before Showdown With West, Diplomats Say

UN nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi will fly to Tehran this weekend for talks that may ease a standoff between Iran and the West, according to people with knowledge

Spanish TV Apologizes for Racist Comment About Black Madrid Player

'This guy is blacker than his suit,” state television commentator Lorena González was heard off camera as saying about Angola-born Eduardo Camavinga

Afghanistan Evacuation USAGM

after the U.S. withdrawal from the country.