A U.S.-backed strategy to counter the Taliban raises the danger of empowering warlords
Thirty-one years after the darkest era in Cambodian history, the surviving leaders of the communist Khmer Rouge movement were indicted on Thursday for the deaths of nearly 2 million people
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