The boy (11) who received electric shocks is stable and out of danger in the waiting area
The 11-year-old was injured last Tuesday after stepping on power cables in a meadow at
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Former South African President Zuma suspended from prison due to health
Former South African President Jacob Zuma has been released in exchange for a conditional pardon.
Taliban forces Afghan students to wear niqab
The abaya is a long veil that covers the body. The niqab covers the face
The first scheduled flights from Kabul airport began ‘without working radar’
A number of scheduled domestic flights have resumed from the Afghan capital, Kabul. The planes
British rescued missing after three days in a Thai jungle: “Rainwater sucked with weeds that sprouted like straw” | Abroad
A British man in his 70s who had been missing for three days has been
HM/OHM group of friends donate hospital beds to public health
On Thursday, September 2, the group of friends Hemmat/OHM donated a number of hospital beds
Little faith in the Taliban: ‘No woman thinks she is more moderate now’
Heather Barr, a women’s rights researcher for Human Rights Watch in neighboring Pakistan, doesn’t believe
Taliban leader Baradar the new president of Afghanistan
This is what several sources within the Taliban tell Reuters. Today they will announce their
Minister Bielefeld finds it incomprehensible that Afghans are returning, despite negative travel advice
Outgoing Defense Minister Ank Bielefeld (Ministry of Defense) finds it incomprehensible that Afghans who fled
Afghans in the Panjshir Valley continue to oppose the Taliban: Both sides claim success | Abroad
Several thousand armed opponents of the extremist Taliban, who had already largely controlled the country,