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Geography 101: The story of the seven 'stan' countries
From Afghanistan to Kyrgyzstan, here's why seven countries share the same suffix.
From Afghanistan to Kyrgyzstan, here's why seven countries share the same suffix.
New York Times: Over two weeks, the Rajabis suffered loss after loss.
Major changes proposed to New Zealand's special forces after soul-searching.
New York Times: Armed Taliban inspected the bureau in Kabul, escorted by former US Marine.
The visa issue escalated to Ardern and Mahuta as Kabul fell to the Taliban in August.
New York Times: A growing insurgency is upending security and raising alarms.
New York Times: The August 29 airstrike mistakenly killed 10 civilians.
An Afghan father sold his nine-year-old daughter to an older man for just $3000.
Millions cope without desperately needed international aid.
New York Times: Rhe Taliban takeover of Afghanistan creates a host of problems for Tehran.
New York Times: The Taliban have sought to professionalise the role of suicide bombers.
New York Times: They fear that they or their loved ones could be tracked down and killed.
Mfat said 11 Kiwi citizens got out of Kabul last night with help of the Qatar government.
"They were brave and took a risk to support us".
Whereabouts of the former soldier unknown after he was released from custody.
New York Times: Afghans reflect on the final months of fighting.
Defense Minister Margarita Robles says, 'Spain does not leave anyone behind'.
Visitors under the category will be exempt from Covid-19 border restrictions.
The regime is battling a new revolution from those they seek to oppress.
He delivered a blunt assessment of a war that cost 2461 American lives.
One barbershop owner said he hoped the Taliban would reconsider their demands.
Footage showed crowds gathering around the crane and peering up at the body.
A man trying to get a NZ visa has reportedly been killed by the Taliban.
Punishments like executions and amputations of hands to return under Taliban rule.
New York Times: There are no longer US troops in Afghanistan, but America's wars go on.
New York Times: Errant strike killed 10 civilians, raising issue of reliability of info.
OPINION: Zakaria Hazaranejad asks New Zealand to do more for Afghans.
A moment of joy as Afghanistan's girls soccer team granted asylum.
Guterres speaks of hope in face of 'cascade of crises'.
New York Times: New government likely to severely restrict education for girls and women.