In 2017, when Azimullah Zarifi was 18, his family thought it was safe in Kunduz, Afghanistan, to reopen their car dealership, which had drawn the Taliban’s ire for serving American and German customers. But after a gunmen opened fire on the shop, Zarifi was hit by five bullets and lost his right leg.
Four years later, he was one of the last Afghans to be evacuated during the US military’s withdrawal. Zarifi bounced from Qatar to Germany to Texas before ending up in Oshkosh, Wis., where he was hired to work on the production floor of Amcor Plc, a ...
The wife of former University of British Columbia professor Steven Galloway was the first witness to testify on day one of the defamation trial against four defendants he says falsely accused him ...