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Image source, Getty Images By Becky Morton Political reporter Many Afghan refugees have been" let down" by the UK, with some living in hotels for up to two years and now facing eviction, a think tank has said.... More in Common said lessons needed to be learned so future refugees were better supported.... Those who had nowhere to live were placed in government-funded hotels....

KABUL( BLOOMBERG)-Afghanistan's acting finance minister, Mr Khalid Payenda, has resigned and left the country after the Taleban captured key Customs posts, bleeding the administration of revenue andreinforcing the government's isolation as the militants make swift gains.Mr Payenda has" resigned and left the country because Afghanistan is grappling with declining revenues after the takeover of the Customs posts", Finance Ministry spokesman Mohammad Rafi Tabe said in a phone interview on Wednesday

IN the squalid new Jungle on the French coast, they wait for ruthless people-smugglers to come when darkness falls. This sprawl of tarpaulin lean-tos at Grande-Synthe, close to historic Dunkirk, is where migrants broker the final leg of their journey to Britain.... ” Profits from the rickety stores are skimmed off by the smuggling gangs. Most read in The Sun MASSACRE' Incel' Jake Davison who killed little girl, 3, and four others had GUN LICENCE Pictured NEVER FORGET Tributes to innocent girl,

The oldest, born five days earlier, and the youngest, delivered in a safe room after the attack had begun, are lucky: Their mothers survived.... The babies themselves had not yet been named.In Afghanistan, a conservative, male-dominated society, men take offense at the mere mention of their wives’ names in public.... But now, for once, the men in the crowd outside the hospital listened intently as the babies were identified by their mother’s names.“ The child of Suraya!...

We have a matter of days to get as many Afghan citizens to safety as possible.... “ The numbers being evacuated every day are a drop in the ocean of the full number who desperately need to leave.” Issuing a statement on behalf of those who signed the letter, Rahela Sidiqi, chief executive of the Global Governance Reform Advisory, said: “ My heart is breaking.... Despite fleeing for their lives, often with young children, people can be turned away at the airport for not having the right papers.

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It’s a small rise, ” said Nemanja Matejic, chief officer at a migrant reception center in the northern Serbian city of Subotica, of the current level of migrants along Hungary's border.... What's more, since most migrants are making repeated attempts to cross, the number of individuals involved is far smaller still. Serbia's Commissariat for Refugees and Migration reports that there are 4, 276 migrants residing in reception centers in Serbia and another 1, 000 sleeping rough.... Many migrants

This includes having mobile phones destroyed or stolen, being made to sit or kneel in the snow for hours and receiving beatings — allegations which are very difficult to independently confirm. Romanian police didn't respond to questions from The Associated Press.... But Hungary's National Police Headquarters wrote in an email that they “ strongly reject unsubstantiated allegations ” of abuse of migrants. Yet Matejic said 150 cases of broken limbs were recorded by the Subotica reception center i

Iran fears that Afghanistan under Taliban rule could again become a safe haven for terrorists intent on targeting Shiites and Iran. Reporting From Afghanistan Inside the Fall of Kabul:？... On Patrol: A group of Times journalists spent 12 days with a Taliban police unit in Kabul.... A Times reporter who served as a Marine in Afghanistan returned to interview a Taliban commander he once fought....