Timeline: Taliban crackdown on Afghan women’s education, rights
Group has backtracked on promises to guarantee certain rights for girls and women since its return to power last year.The Taliban has backtracked on their promise to guarantee the rights of girls to be educated and given other freedoms, returning to their previous policies when they were last in power. The group, which took over
UK ambulance workers join widening strike for above-inflation pay
Unions representing nurses and ambulance workers threaten more walkouts if the government keeps refusing to discuss pay.UK ambulance workers have gone on strike, widening a dispute with the government over its refusal to increase pay above inflation after recent walkouts by nurses. Healthcare leaders warned about straining a health system already in crisis as ambulance
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Saudi Arabia wants dialogue after Jordan meeting: Iran minister
Several factors have delayed a sixth round of direct bilateral talks, which could be held at the foreign-minister level.Tehran, Iran – Saudi Arabia is open to more dialogue with Iran, according to comments made by the Iranian foreign minister after he met his Saudi counterpart in Jordan. In an Arabic tweet published on Wednesday, Iranian Foreign
Lionel Messi’s win is a triumph of genius and tolerance
Despite the tattoos and beard, Lionel Messi still looks like a little boy who loves playing a game with a ball. This is the simplicity and beauty that Messi will always be remembered by – a boy with a ball who astonished the world with his wondrous skills and humility. What a privilege it has
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