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‘Dark future’: The distress of Afghan women who can no longer work
At 21 years old, Madina had her dream job: she was a journalist, her salary crucial to her family's life...
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Clearing Afghanistan’s landmines one careful step a time
Weeks after the Taliban took over Afghanistan, families who fled the fighting in one southern village returned home to find...
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Justice delayed as Taliban build their legal system in Afghanistan
A small carpeted room serves as a makeshift jail for 12 "criminals" who are awaiting Taliban justice, caught in the...
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Afghanistan’s food crisis a ‘legacy’ of previous government: Taliban
Afghanistan's food crisis is a "legacy" of the previous government, the Taliban deputy health minister said Monday, as he accused...
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Pakistan ’emporer’ Babar ready to conquer world
He (Babar Azam) was the fresh-faced 15-year-old who stared down Shoaib Akhtar in the nets, became the highest-ranked T20 batsman...
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The era of anti-Covid pills begin
What if a simple pill could help heal from Covid-19? US pharma giants Merck and Pfizer have announced encouraging results...
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Broadcasting in Hebrew, Palestinian station seeks Israeli ears
From a bright, modern studio, the newly launched Jerusalem 24 offers an unusual broadcast for Palestinian media: it delivers the...
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Killed on set: Famous Hollywood tragedies
With a cinematographer killed and a movie director wounded after US actor Alec Baldwin fired a prop gun during filming,...
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The self-made Chinese billionaire battling to save his fortunes
From rural poverty to real-estate billions, the fortunes of Xu Jiayin mirrored China's runaway economic growth for much of the...
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Vibrant Afghan radio reduced to religious relic
Radio station Urooj once teemed with journalists producing news bulletins, but since the Taliban came to town, Ebrahim Parhar sits...
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