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Afghanistan feeds U.S. immigration crisis, Guinea junta consolidates takeover by naming military governors, US-built databases a potential tool of Taliban repression, Israel’s military chief says ‘accelerating’ Iran strike plans
Guinea junta consolidates takeover by naming military governors (Reuters)
US-built databases a potential tool of Taliban repression (AP)
Israel’s military chief says ‘accelerating’ Iran strike plans (Al Jazeera)
Poland’s migration border crisis pays political dividends for the government (POLITICO)
California bill seeks to halt prison-to-ICE deportation pipeline (Reuters)
Myanmar opposition calls for national uprising against army (AP)
Syria: Former refugees tortured, raped, disappeared after returning home (Amnesty International)
Blinken Says Taliban Reminded of Pledge to Allow People to Leave Afghanistan (Voice of America)
Taliban fire in air to scatter hundreds of protesters in Kabul (Reuters)
Ethiopia: From Nobel laureate to global pariah, how the world got Abiy Ahmed so wrong (CNN)
German election: Merkel attacks left as polls point to defeat (BBC)
Igad asks President Salva Kiir to mediate Ethiopia war with TPLF (EastAfrican)
Texas abortion law: DOJ vows to protect people seeing abortions (USA Today)
How Facebook Undermines Privacy Protections for Its 2 Billion WhatsApp Users (ProPublica)