Insecurity in Afghanistan rises as US troops pull out
Afghans arrive at a memorial ceremony at a mosque in Kabul, Afghanistan for Masooma Nazari, a student who was killed by deadly bombings on Saturday near a school, May 10, 2021.
Insecurity in Afghanistan has been on the rise, and as the US pulls its troops out, things could get worse. Over the weekend, Afghanistan witnessed a horrific attack, in which dozens of schoolgirls were killed. In Nepal, the number of recorded coronavirus infections is doubling every three days. The country shares a long border with India, where a devastating outbreak has been raging. Also, at least 25 Palestinians were killed by Israeli airstrikes launched after Palestinian militant groups fired hundreds of rockets at Israel. And, Milan’s famed opera house, La Scala, was silent for six months. Last night, 500 music lovers were able to hear a full orchestra.
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