Cubans Speak Out: Six Decades Under U.S. Embargo’s Shadow
Cubans reflect on 60 years of U.S. economic sanctions, with a biologist’s story highlighting daily struggles under the world’s longest-running trade embargo.
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America’s Maternity Leave Gap: Why the U.S. Lags Behind
Discover why the United States is the only developed nation without national paid maternity leave and hear personal stories from mothers navigating this challenge.
Kabul Shopkeeper Struggles as US Freezes Afghan Central Bank Assets
Kabul shopkeeper Sadaqat faces economic hardships as the US freezes Afghan central bank assets, hindering business operations and daily transactions.
Afghan Family Mourns After U.S. Drone Strike in Kabul
A tragic U.S. drone strike in Kabul on August 29 claimed the lives of Afghan Aimal Ahmadi’s daughter and brother, bringing the total loss of his family members to ten.