October 2017 – Page 184

Afghan conflict: Red Cross forced to scale down

The International Red Cross said it had to limit risks to its staff after a series of fatal attacks.

After years of impasse in the peace process, a growing number of Israelis and Palestinians are seeking new ways of crossing the dividing lines

As politicians negotiate over ‘Dreamers’, these are the lives turned upside down and left in limbo.

The sister, Kim Yo-jong, who is the only one of Mr. Kim’s siblings active in his government, was made an alternate member of the Politburo.

The White House counselor called such claims “outrageous” and “offensive.”

US economist Richard Thaler is a founding father of behavioural economics and pioneered “nudge” theory.

“Our sons went to war, but we’re here to fight the battle.”

How Munaf Kapadia runs a successful “pop up” restaurant at his family home in Mumbai.

The gymnast says her hometown represents a supportive community that “you really can’t find anywhere else.”

A stamp marking the 50th anniversary of the death of Che Guevara arouses the ire of Cuban-Americans.