December 2014
Afghanistan After the End of NATO's Military Mission
NATO officially ended its military mission in Afghanistan after 13 years, holding a secret ceremony due to Taliban threats. The withdrawal raises concerns about security…
NATO's Combat Mission in Afghanistan Officially Ended
NATO officially ended its combat mission in Afghanistan, transitioning to a training and support role amidst ongoing Taliban threats. General John Campbell emphasized the mission's…
Remembering American Soldiers in Barack Obama's Christmas Message
Barack Obama delivered a Christmas message reflecting on the end of the U.S. combat mission in Afghanistan and honoring military families. He emphasized the sacrifices…
Pope Condemns Ruthless Persecution of Religious Minorities Worldwide
Pope Francis condemned the violence against religious minorities and children in his Christmas message, highlighting the suffering of Christians in Iraq and Syria. He called…
A Few Cubic Meters of Love: The Story of an Iranian Boy's Love for an Afghan Girl
The film 'A Few Cubic Meters of Love' tells the poignant story of an Afghan girl and an Iranian boy in love amidst the struggles…
Deadliest Year for Civilians in Afghanistan
The UN reports that 2014 was the deadliest year for civilians in Afghanistan, with over 3,188 killed and 6,429 injured due to Taliban violence. This…
Attacks and Suicide Bombings in Afghanistan Leave at Least 20 Dead
On December 13, a series of attacks and suicide bombings in Afghanistan resulted in at least 20 deaths, including two American soldiers and members of…
Iraqi Foreign Minister: The International Coalition Came Late to the War
Iraqi Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari criticized the international coalition for its delayed response to the fight against ISIS, emphasizing the role of Iraqi forces in…