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United States and NATO forces are due to depart by 11 September 2021, leaving the Afghan government as the sole defence against the ongoing Taliban insurgency in the country. The US withdrawal is set to leave a central government largely unable to exert control over a country that is slowly falling to Taliban control, with their victory appearing imminent. It remains to be seen if the Afghan government can withstand the militant group’s advance.
The 2020 Olympics are set to be unique. The Games will be played behind closed doors in a country struggling to contain a renewed wave of COVID-19.
SITUATION SUMMARY On Sunday, 25 July 2021, Tunisia’s President Kais Saied dismissed the country’s government and suspended parliament. The announcement came after nationwide violent protests over the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and...
SITUATION SUMMARY Hundreds of people are reportedly unaccounted for following the worst flooding in decades in north-western Germany. Record rainfall has caused rivers to burst their banks and led to widespread devastation in the...
President Moïse killed in armed attack in Port-au-Prince SITUATION SUMMARY In the early morning hours of 7 July, Haiti’s President Jovenel Moïse was shot and killed by unidentified gunmen at his private residence in...
From 22nd June and throughout July of 2021 Ray is undertaking a journey of 3000 miles stopping at 40 public houses (pubs) in the “World’s Worst Ever Book Signing Tour”. The tour debuts his novel ‘The Clinic’ where he...
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