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Etilaat-e-Rooz: Local sources in Bamyan province say female students tore down Taliban banners in response to a “staged” support program. This happened three days ago in Bamyan. According to sources, Bamyan University officials had asked female students to participate in a women’s rights program at the Bamyan Sports Stadium, but when the girls attended the program, they realized that the program was not in support of women’s rights, but in support of the Taliban.

Russian state-run tv. many, many people on the air are very close to saying that russia is about to defeat ukraine. we know that thousands of russian troops have died. if you are a russian mother, and your son is fighting there, how are you supposed to get real information? do you even know if your son is alive today? >> no. not really, they actually sometimes have to resort to call, special organizations that are set up in ukraine to try and look for their sons that are serving in the military to find out whether they are dead or alive. it's a terrible situation, the pooches regime is hiding ...

The top U.S. military officer says the United States should look at the development of more bases in Eastern Europe to protect against Russian aggression

GALLUP: WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The Taliban’s recent decision to renege on its promise to allow girls to attend school past sixth grade is a stark reminder of how much life has changed for Afghans since the group returned to power last year -- and Gallup\'s surveys in the country show it hasn’t been for the better. As the Taliban completed its takeover of Afghanistan last year, nearly all Afghans (94%) rated their lives poorly enough to be considered suffering. This was not only a record high for Afghanistan, but also the highest level of suffering that Gallup has measured for any coun...

Daily 8am: The Taliban Ministry of Higher Education has written to all public and private universities that female professors are no longer allowed to attend men’s scientific conferences. The letter states that female professors, students and graduates are not allowed to participate in men’s programs.