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The Taliban is likely to continue gaining ground in Afghanistan before winter weather disrupts transport routes and the traditional fighting season ends.
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Despite airlines flying fewer passengers due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of unruly passenger incidents are on the rise. Airlines have cited confrontations over COVID-19 safety protocols as a major cause of such incidents, with disputes over face coverings being particularly common.
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The quick fall of Kabul has caused a chaotic situation in the city as foreign governments and civilians attempt to leave the country. The Taliban's presence continues to grow, with fighters guarding key posts throughout the capital.
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With LGBTQ topics gaining more awareness across the globe, the need for educating travelers and risk managers on LGBTQ-specific considerations to safety and wellbeing is increasing.
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Danielle is a South Africa-based intelligence analyst within the Embedded Intelligence Services department. She is responsible for providing real-time threat monitoring and analysis to a multinational...
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South Africa will almost certainly experience rounds of short-notice and occasional more severe electricity supply disruptions through at least 2022 as officials at Eskom, the state utility, continue to maintain and upgrade existing infrastructure and source new generation capacity.