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The struggle of Iranian women lights the way for Afghans: ‘Iran has risen up, now it is our turn’
Small-scale demonstrations in Kabul find inspiration in the widespread protests against the religious regime of their neighboring country
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Taliban militias break into the homes of female university students seeking brides
Fawzia, a 17-year-old medical student, has been in hiding in Kabul for a month and believes the fundamentalists used her enrollment records to track her down
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‘There is no going back’ on Iranian protests, says exiled writer Taghi Rahmani
Described by Reporters Without Borders as Iran’s most frequently jailed journalist, he is certain that the only way forward is the overthrow of the regime
The faces of repression in Iran
These Iranian women are some of those who have paid with their lives or their freedom for participating in nationwide protests over the death of Mahsa Amini
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Belgium gives back to Congo the only thing left of its national hero, Patrice Lumumba: A tooth
Brussels is trying to heal the wounds of its colonial past, yet it continues to minimize its own role in the assassination of the key figure of independence
The Russian attack in maps: Troops cross the Ukrainian border
Vladimir Putin announced the start of a ‘special military operation’ in the early hours of Thursday morning, which has already seen major explosions in various parts of the east of the former Soviet republic
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