Authorities Urged to End Mindanao Fighting
With thousands displaced, religious and civil groups urge government to resolve conflict peacefully.
Helmandis Fear Taleban Noose Tightening
They suspect insurgents are close to taking full control of province, despite official claims that they are being pushed back.
Evacuees Face Growing Hunger and Anxiety
As clashes in southern Philippines continue, refugees stuck in camps lack food, water and psychological support.
Moscow Fails to Win Over Regional Allies
Central Asian states and China have their own separatist problems and are wary of Moscow’s recognition of secessionist entities.
UN Sexual Misconduct Allegations Won't Go Away
Soldiers implicated in abuses have been sent back to India, but locals say prostitution remains rife at peacekeeping base.
Turkey, Armenia In Groundbreaking Football Diplomacy
Turkish leader’s unprecedented visit to Yerevan raises hopes of better relations, but worries conservatives in Azerbaijan as well as Armenia.
Tobacco Farms in Ruins
Eight years after controversial land seizures, the country’s once-thriving industry continues to decline.
Life Goes On for Cotabato Displaced
Many refugees too scared to return home try to make a living inside camps.
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