Law bans romantic poetry, criticism of Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada, or references to 'un-Islamic' ideologies, feminism, communism, democracy, & nationalism.

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) says the law regulating poetry gatherings has been endorsed and published in the official gazette. As per the law, poets are obliged to avoid disrespecting Islamic values ...

An Australian influencer has hit back after being accused of taking money from the Taliban to promote Afghanistan – a claim she says is “categorically untrue” and “hurtful” ...

Naka culture, named after the Urdu Nakabandi (checkpoint system), is a long-established practice in Pakistan whereby ...

Reform UK’s 2025 conference kicks off on Friday 5 September, as party leader Nigel Farage takes the helm in Birmingham over ...

Gov. JB Pritzker said Tuesday he expects Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to employ the same aggressive strategies they used in Los Angeles earlier this summer after President Donald Trump ...

Syrians will not let the YPG/SDF or Druze separatism divide the country and remain unified under al-Sharaa’s leadership ...

A missile strike in the Caribbean and National Guard deployments are pushing the armed forces beyond their traditional ...

A breakup takes five stages of grief to return to normalcy. Moving to a new country has only three. As a temporary expat in ...

Given his multifaceted contributions to various scientific disciplines, Abu Rayhan Al-Biruni may be considered a beacon for ...

BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 30. Today, as the world faces its fair share of trials and regional cooperation, the Shanghai ...

Using federal law enforcement and military troops to enforce law and order in Washington may be well-intentioned, but it is counterproductive.