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Ward: Afghanistan is a humanitarian crisis in the making
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CNN Chief International Correspondent Clarissa Ward joins New Day from the streets of Kabul, Afghanistan, to talk about the economic crisis looming over the country.
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Ward: Afghanistan is a humanitarian crisis in the making
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Rescued men are welcomed, after seven Lao nationals who had entered a cave to prospect for gold were trapped for more than a week when rising water blocked their exit, in Xaisomboun province, Laos, May 30, 2026, in this screen grab taken from social media video.
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Witnessing the Laos cave rescue unfold in real-time
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Four more villagers rescued from flooded Laos cave
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See rescue moments of first villager trapped in Laos cave
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'The deal itself underscores how stupid this war was': Rep. Adam Smith reacts to the tentative deal to open Strait of Hormuz
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<p>Dong Guangping, a former police officer who has tried to flee Chinese authorities three times before, arrived in South Korea in an inflatable boat after being picked up by South Korean Coast Guard on Monday, his lawyer and a fellow activist told CNN. CNN’s Ivan Watson spoke with Dong’s family friend and a fellow dissident-in-exile who described Dong’s dangerous journey at sea.</p>
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Chinese dissident arrives in South Korea after a daring, 30-hour escape
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