Reflections on 9/11: Two Decades of Enduring Trauma
Two decades after the 9/11 attacks, survivors and the global community reflect on the enduring impact and the journey toward healing.
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Taliban Soldier Shares Aspirations for Afghanistan’s Global Future
A Taliban soldier shares his hopes for Afghanistan’s future, expressing optimism about the nation shining on the global stage amid ongoing changes.
CTG’s San Gaban III Hydroelectric Plant Powers Sustainable Future in Peru
CTG’s San Gaban III Hydroelectric Plant in Peru showcases environmental protection and delivers clean energy to 35,000 residents, boosting regional development.
Left Behind: Afghan Women Who Worked with the U.S. Face Uncertain Future
Afghan women like Brishna Sadiqi, who worked alongside U.S. forces, face uncertainty after being left behind during the U.S. withdrawal.
Calm in Conakry: Daily Life Continues Despite Guinean Coup
Despite a claimed coup by Guinean special forces on September 5, life in Conakry continues as normal. Children play football in the streets, reflecting the community’s resilience amid political change.
Guinea’s President Detained in Military Coup Amid Turmoil in Conakry
Guinea’s special forces detained President Alpha Conde after gunfire in Conakry, dissolving the government. The coup raises concerns for Asian investors involved in Guinea’s bauxite mining industry.
Afghan Father Mourns Family Lost in U.S. Drone Strike: ‘Why Were the Innocent Children Killed?’
Afghan father Aimal Ahmadi mourns the loss of ten family members, including his daughter and brother, killed in a U.S. drone strike in Kabul. ‘Why were the innocent children killed?’
Hurricane Ida Devastates Eastern United States: Over 60 Lives Lost
At least 60 people have been killed as Hurricane Ida devastates the eastern United States, causing widespread damage to homes, power outages, and severe disruptions to transportation.
Kabul Teacher of 42 Years Hopes for Students’ Bright Future Amid Changes
Veteran Kabul teacher Fawziya Arifi remains dedicated to her students’ futures despite uncertainty after the city’s recent changes, hoping education will continue without hindering their aspirations.
CCCC Showcases Mombasa-Nairobi Railway’s Impact at Open House in Kenya
China Communications Construction Company (CCCC) hosted an open house in Kenya, showcasing the Mombasa-Nairobi Railway’s operation and its transformative impact on local communities.
U.S. COVID-19 Surge Overloads ICUs Amid Hurricane Ida’s Impact
COVID-19 cases in the U.S. are peaking, overwhelming ICUs as Hurricane Ida adds further strain. The dual crises highlight challenges with global implications.
UK Denies Kabul Bombing Report as World Weighs Taliban Response
UK denies reports of pushing to keep Kabul Airport gate open before deadly bombing, as global powers weigh response to Taliban takeover and the future of Afghanistan remains uncertain.
Afghan Doctor Hopes for Health and Happiness Amid Political Changes
Dr. Nagiyali Amarkhil, a Kabul physician, shares his hopes for the health and happiness of Afghans amidst the nation’s shifting political landscape.
At Torkham Border, Afghans Seek Hope Across the Frontier
At the Torkham border crossing, Afghans seek medical care, reunite with family, and pursue work in Pakistan, highlighting the enduring connections between the two nations.
Kabul Residents Share Insights Amid Afghanistan’s Political Shift
In Kabul, residents like melon vendor Ezatullah share how their lives have changed amid Afghanistan’s political shifts, noting improvements in security and expressing hopes for the future.
U.S. Intelligence Community Remains Divided on COVID-19 Origins
U.S. intelligence agencies conclude a 90-day investigation into COVID-19 origins without consensus, highlighting divisions over theories of natural emergence versus a laboratory incident.
Tokyo Paralympics Begin Amid COVID-19 Surge and Expanded State of Emergency
Despite a severe surge in COVID-19 cases and an expanded state of emergency, the Tokyo 2020 Summer Paralympics have commenced, highlighting Japan’s efforts to balance public health with global sporting events.
Explosions Near Kabul Airport Spark Chaos and Concern
Multiple explosions near Kabul’s airport have caused panic and concern, with casualties reported and authorities investigating the incident.
CNBM Showcases Infrastructure Contributions in Papua New Guinea Open House
CNBM’s subsidiary BNBM PNG LTD held an online open house in Papua New Guinea, showcasing contributions to local infrastructure and development through China-made building materials.
Louisiana’s Low Vaccination Rates Fuel Severe COVID-19 Surge
Louisiana faces a severe COVID-19 surge due to low vaccination rates and weak pandemic measures, causing hospitals to become overwhelmed and highlighting the need for stronger public health actions.