CNN Opinion | Afghanistan’s American University in Exile
Much of the world may have assumed that the evacuation of at-risk Afghans following the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan in mid-August is over. But for many Afghans
November 30, 2021
Much of the world may have assumed that the evacuation of at-risk Afghans following the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan in mid-August is over. But for many Afghans
Regarded as infidels by the Taliban, 109 students from the American University of Afghanistan (AUAF) have found an unlikely refuge in the Iraqi Kirdish city of Sulaimaniya.
Sen. Chris Coons, D – Delaware questions Sec. Blinken on the current U.S. priority for the American University of Afghanistan.
Washington Post Columnist Theresa Vargas tells the story of one AUAF student who evacuated with just the clothes on her back and a scoop of Afghan
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Aug 24:Leslie Schweitzer CNN Interview Aug 24:Leslie Schweitzer TRTWorld Now Interview Aug 24: Charles Lane in Washington Post–Opinion: The U.S. dare not betray the students at the American
Leslie Schweitzer, the Chairman & President of Friends of American University of Afghanistan (FAUAF) sits down with FOX News to discuss the struggle to get students,
FAUAF’s Leslie Schweitzer on CNN to discuss the future of the American University of Afghanistan and evacuation efforts.
Washington Post columnist Charles Lanes Op-ed on the AUAF students A high blast wall surrounds the American University in Kabul in 2020. (Lorenzo Tugnoli/FTWP) “AUAF’s story reminds
Leslie Schweitzer, founder and chair of the Friends of the American University of Afghanistan, tells TRT World about the students and teachers who’ve had to be evacuated
Soraya Afzali graduated from the American University of Afghanistan (AUAF) in 2018. She herself was due to graduate in 2017 but was delayed after the complex terrorist
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