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They sought asylum for helping U.S. forces fight the Taliban. Now they're fleeing Trump's America
An Afghan family fled death threats in their home country. But for them, the U.S. is no longer safe.
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Our experience of reporting from the scene during Afghanistan war
The Oxford Mail covered the Afghanistan war live from the scene as US President Donald Trump was accused of disrespecting the ...
It divided critics at the time of its release.
After helping U.S. forces, an Afghan family fled the Bay Area for the U.K. amid a sweeping visa and asylum pause.
From the daily newsletter: the killing of Alex Pretti has ignited a public outcry, and, perhaps, an awakening of national ...
Mark Carney delivers controversial Davos speech criticizing U.S. as 'hegemon' while Canada fails to meet NATO's 2% defense ...
It launched on November 1, 2025, and now the final days of The Telegraph’s annual Charity Appeal are upon us. The appeal will ...
U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer is heading to China, aiming to improve relations with Beijing amid tensions with the United ...
The president’s pivot came after lawmakers and allies raised concerns about what was unfolding in Minneapolis.
Mark Tully was a giant among journalists and the greatest Indophile of his generation. He was also a uniquely warm, generous, ...
'Always full of ideas and never without a bright smile.' ...
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Being American in the UK was a status symbol – now it’s an embarrassment
I've lived in England for 30 years and always felt proud of my home country - now I'm viewed with fear or sadness ...
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