
Afghan Women Document Life Under Taliban Education Ban Through Anonymous Photography
Anonymous Afghan women photographers capture daily reality and aspirations through images displayed at Brooklyn's Photoville Festival.

Anonymous Afghan women photographers capture daily reality and aspirations through images displayed at Brooklyn's Photoville Festival.

NATO members are analyzing Ukrainian battlefield innovations in drone technology and defense production as the alliance prepares for its upcoming summit.

A car bomb attack in Damascus killed one Syrian soldier and wounded 18 people, while Israeli air strikes in Lebanon killed 19 people including children.

An Afghan man faces federal charges for his alleged involvement in the Islamic State suicide bombing that killed over 180 people at Kabul airport in 2021.

Southwark Council has taken possession of a social housing property previously occupied by Sierra Leone's First Lady Fatima Jabbe-Bio.

Britain announces deployment of HMS Dragon to Eastern Mediterranean after reported drone strike at RAF base in Cyprus, though ship not expected to sail until next week.

Iran has deployed social media platforms as part of its strategic communications efforts targeting the United States.

A U.S. fighter pilot downed over Iran in April had previously been shot down by friendly fire from Kuwait at the war's start, according to military sources.
European developments include EU preparations for potential Putin dialogue, Ukraine's fighter jet negotiations, and Bulgaria's post-election government planning.
Human rights groups report increased demolition orders against Palestinians in East Jerusalem, while explosions were heard on Iran's Qeshm island.
Russia will implement a ban on gasoline exports beginning April 1 as domestic fuel prices rise, according to government announcement.

Iran's Islamic Republic confronts challenges to its survival as its traditional loyalist base shows signs of erosion ahead of leadership changes.

Reports suggest the US may deploy airborne troops to the Middle East as regional strikes intensify, while Iran permits certain ships through Strait of Hormuz.
France has returned a sacred talking drum confiscated by colonial authorities in 1916 to Côte d'Ivoire as part of broader cultural restitution efforts.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has named Roelf Meyer, a key figure in South Africa's transition from apartheid, as the country's new ambassador to the US.
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