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U.S. Announces New Rules for Special Afghan Refugee Status

The United States expanded eligibility (AP) for special refugee status for Afghans to include current and former employees of U.S. news organizations, U.S.-based aid groups, and other relief groups that receive U.S. funding.

The United States expanded eligibility (AP) for special refugee status for Afghans to include current and former employees of U.S. news organizations, U.S.-based aid groups, and other relief groups that receive U.S. funding. Applicants will have to apply for refugee status from outside Afghanistan, a requirement that critics said will exclude poorer Afghans.

China, India: The countries reached an agreement in principle to disengage from a patrol post (Indian Express) in a disputed area of their border as part of ongoing talks to de-escalate tensions.

Daniel S. Markey looks at how the United States should respond to heightened tensions between China and India in a Center for Preventive Action memorandum.

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