Iran: Afghanistan Must Seek Consent on Herat School UNESCO Bid
Alireza Izadi, head of Iran’s Office for the Registration of Cultural Heritage, told ISNA that Afghanistan must obtain Iran’s consent...
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New York Times: Some Afghans Like Naghma More Than Their Politicians
The New York Times, which spoke with Naghma’s fans at a concert, reported that these individuals have little respect for...
Rahnaward Zaryab: A Literary Memory That Endures
Today marks the 81st birthday of Mohammad Azam Rahnaward Zaryab — one of the few writers whose name is inscribed...
Deeyar TV Marks the Birthday and Legacy of Ahmad Zahir
Deeyar TV is commemorating the 79th birthday and the 46th anniversary of the passing of Ahmad Zahir, Afghanistan’s iconic artist,...
Tom Cruise Ignites Cannes with the Energetic Premiere of Final Countdown
Tom Cruise, the renowned Hollywood star, once again thrilled audiences with the opening-night premiere of Final Countdown at the 78th...
Nowruz in Clermont-Ferrand, France: A Three-Day Celebration of Cultural Synergy
In recent days, the city of Clermont-Ferrand in France hosted a Nowruz celebration, an occasion rooted deep in human history....
Anniversary of Gandhi’s Assassination: What Message Does Gandhi Offer Us Today?
January 30 marks the anniversary of the assassination of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi — lawyer, leader of India’s independence movement, and...
What Can We Learn from Nietzsche?
Reducing the thought of a thinker for whom “genius” may be the mildest accurate description to a handful of decorative...
What Were the Best Films of 2024?
Andrei Tarkovsky, the great Russian filmmaker often regarded as one of the greatest directors in cinema history, once described cinema...
The Story of Tea: How This Beverage Became a Bridge Between Cultures
December 15 is International Tea Day — a celebration of one of the world’s most popular, ancient, and deeply rooted...