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This picture taken on November 13, 2025 shows Australian farmer Ian Gardiner surrounded by sheep as he directs his dogs to move them on his property located on the outskirts of the north-central New South Wales town of Gunnedah.
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A woman sits outside a makeshift shelter at the Eduardo Mondlane camp for the internally displaced, outside Mueda town, northern Mozambique. Many new arrivals who have fled the recent ISIS offensive build new homes from bamboo and tarpaulins, bound together with used fishermen’s netting, and enter the camps with almost no food or possessions.
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US aid to one of Africa’s poorest countries has collapsed. ISIS is resurgent
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USAID left a void in Mozambique after the Trump administration dismantled the agency. And it appears that ISIS has stepped into the vacuum. CNN’s Nick Paton Walsh traveled to the African nation to see firsthand how quickly things have changed.

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