Afghan Olympic cyclist Fariba Hashimi was 15 ... a dream that seemed impossible — representing their country at the Paris 2024 Olympics, in defiance of Afghanistan's Taliban rulers.

Police clashed with activists in Paris as they evacuated more than 400 ... (Credit: Reuters) After Trump halted funding for Afghans who helped the US, this group stepped in to help Steelers ...

Fatima, the Afghan midwife, described the cuts in foreign aid this way: "No one prioritizes women's lives." With additional reporting by Fariba Akbari in Paris, Ruchi Kumar in Istanbul, Zuhal Ahad in ...

Germany, the pre-eminent European country for the past century, third in world GDP, the biggest economy in Europe and pivotal to the fortunes of the European Union, voted to elect a new parliament ...

This week, Paris offers an exceptional selection of plays ... The cast includes nine young Afghan actresses, welcomed to France in 2021 thanks to the commitment of several cultural institutions.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) did recognize an Afghan Olympic Committee in exile for the 2024 Paris Olympics, enabling Afghan women athletes to compete despite Taliban restrictions.

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The No Woman's Land exhibition shows the private lives, despair and rare moments of joy experienced by women in Afghanistan.

Burqa-clad Afghan women walk on a street in a mostly Afghan neighbourhood in Karachi, Pakistan, in January 2024. A new Human Rights Watch report says that Afghan refugees are facing 'intensified ...

KHYBER: At least 5,236 Afghan nationals were returned to Afghanistan via the Torkham border on Thursday, said the immigration officials, indicating that the repatriation of Afghans from Pakistan ...

KHYBER: Emotional scenes were witnessed at Torkham border when returning Afghans shared with locals and journalists heartfelt memories of their decades-long stay in different parts of Pakistan.

The Taliban has imposed draconian restrictions on women, including banning them from universities More than 80 Afghan women studying in Oman on US-funded scholarships - terminated last month due ...