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Smuggling industry booms as Afghans try to flee country
New York Times: The smuggling trade - of people, drugs and money - is booming.
New York Times: The smuggling trade - of people, drugs and money - is booming.
Suicide bomber struck inside a Muslim mosque in Pakistan's northwestern city of Peshawar.
Almost half the children in Afghanistan are at risk of acute malnutrition.
Chief Ombudsman warns of serious concerns over missing information.
Get real about pregnant broadcaster 'privacy breach', MPs tell diplomat.
Afghanistan has undergone a dramatic transformation in half a year of Taliban rule.
An assault on capital Kiev could see urban warfare on scale not seen since WW2.
New York Times: Hospitals struggling amid cash shortage and surge of disease.
New York Times: Around 4000-5000 people are estimated to be crossing into Iran each day.
The extended families of some Afghan interpreters are not eligible for crucial services.
The pregnant Kiwi journalist says minister shared personal details without her consent.
Only about 13 per cent of applications involving a pregnancy have been successful.
Pregnant Kiwi journalist hopes to 'move the dial' on the way New Zealand manages MIQ.
At least four people have offered her their MIQ vouchers.
Charlotte Bellis says a second country has offered her asylum.
Journalist Charlotte Bellis' plight highlights balancing act governments face in pandemic.
MIQ critic Wootton says pregnant Charlotte Bellis' MIQ rejection is "astonishing".
The situation shows the Government is more inhumane than an extremist regime, MP says.
Many of Afghanistan's growing number of destitute people are making desperate decisions.
In the Loop wraps up with a look back at the big events of 2021.
An errant drone strike killed 10 people, including seven children.
No U.S. troops involved in the August drone strike will face disciplinary action.
Of the 900-plus Afghan evacuees, only 205 have yet been housed.
Every day buses rumble out of Afghanistan carrying hundreds of people to the border.
In 2001, the Taliban destroyed their national museum. Now, they can't wait to visit.
New York Times: Estimated 22.8m people expected to face life-threatening food insecurity.
OPINION: The national director of World Vision Afghanistan pleads for help.
New York Times: The Taliban have seized Afghanistan, and this school could not be prouder.
Italy was one of the countries that airlifted hundreds of Afghans out of the country.
New York Times: Pomegranate orchards are being turned into poppy fields.