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On April 30, 2025, Rukhshana Media, a women-led Afghan news outlet, reported the heartbreaking death of a young woman in Taywara district, Ghor province. She is believed to have set herself on fire in an attempt to escape a forced marriage. The Taliban’s local authorities have not issued any statement on the case. Human rights groups have repeatedly raised concerns about the alarming rise in suicides among Afghan women, linking it to the severe and ever-expanding restrictions that have pushed women and girls out of nearly all public spaces in the country. Since the Taliban regained control in August 2021,…

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OpenAI is rolling out changes to ChatGPT aimed at discouraging unhealthy reliance on the chatbot. Starting next week, the app will occasionally remind users to take breaks during long conversations. It will also begin moving away from giving direct solutions to personal issues, instead encouraging users to think through challenges themselves by considering pros and cons or answering reflective questions. According to OpenAI, there have been rare cases where its GPT‑4o model did not detect signs of delusion or emotional over‑attachment. The company says it is now improving its AI models and creating tools to better identify signs of mental…

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The iPhone 17 launch event is scheduled for September 9, according to documents from mobile carriers. We previously suggested that Tuesday, September 9 would be the most likely date for the iPhone 17 launch, and a new report now shows that internal carrier documents confirm this. This means pre-orders will open on September 12, with shipping starting on September 19. September 9 always seemed the most likely Back in July, we looked at past patterns from 2021 to 2024 and narrowed the likely launch week to the one starting September 8. We noted that Tuesday was the most probable day.…

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In a puzzling international twist, the mobile phone of a British man who went missing from a hotel in Dubai has reportedly been found active in Pakistan. The man, who was last seen in Dubai under unclear circumstances, has not been heard from since his disappearance. Authorities and investigators are now trying to determine how the device ended up in Pakistan, hundreds of miles from where the man was last seen. This unexpected development has raised serious questions and fueled speculation about the events leading to his disappearance. Family members and concerned supporters have called for greater transparency and assistance…

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Herat, April 2024 – In an ambitious bid to reconnect with its glorious past, Afghanistan has launched a Silk Road Revival Initiative, breathing new life into the ancient trade routes that once made the region a crossroads of civilizations. Supported by UNESCO and local historians, the project focuses on restoring key heritage sites across Herat, Balkh, and Samangan provinces—areas that were once thriving hubs along the legendary Silk Road. The Initiative: Bringing History Back to Life The multi-year plan includes: Restoration of 15 caravanserais – These ancient roadside inns, which sheltered merchants and their caravans, will be preserved as cultural landmarks. Herat Citadel (Qala…

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Kabul, May 2024 – In a landmark moment for Afghanistan’s tourism revival, a group of 20 international tourists—primarily from France, Germany, and Spain—visited Kabul on a heritage tour, marking the first organized trip for foreign travelers since the Taliban regained control in August 2021. The Tour: Exploring Kabul’s Hidden Heritage Organized by Untamed Borders, a UK-based adventure travel company, and a French agency specializing in conflict-zone tourism, the week-long itinerary included: The National Museum of Afghanistan – Home to millennia-old artifacts, including the famed Bactrian Gold. Babur’s Gardens (Bagh-e Babur) – The restored 16th-century Mughal-era gardens, a peaceful retreat in the city. Darul Aman Palace – The iconic but…

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Kabul, June 2024 – In a bid to revive its tourism sector, Afghanistan has officially reopened the iconic Bamyan Valley to international visitors, marking a significant step in promoting the country’s cultural heritage. The valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is famed for its ancient Buddhist monuments, including the remnants of the 6th-century giant Buddha statues destroyed by the Taliban in 2001. A New Chapter for Bamyan Tourism The Afghan Ministry of Information and Culture, in collaboration with local authorities, has launched a campaign to attract foreign tourists by improving infrastructure and security. New guesthouses, guided tours, and visitor centers are being established to accommodate travelers. Security…

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Staying active isn’t just for your younger years—it’s essential throughout adulthood if you want to keep your blood pressure in check as you age. A significant new study reveals that consistent physical activity through early and middle adulthood can play a major role in preventing hypertension, also known as high blood pressure. Researchers from the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), tracked the health and exercise habits of more than 5,000 adults in four major U.S. cities over a span of 30 years. They found that maintaining higher-than-recommended levels of physical activity in young adulthood had a clear link to…

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In a major breakthrough for cardiovascular health, a new once-daily cholesterol-lowering pill has shown significant potential in reducing the risk of heart attacks. This experimental drug, developed by pharmaceutical giant Merck, is part of a new wave of oral medications designed to target cholesterol with the same strength as older injectable treatments—but in a far more convenient form. A Game-Changer for Heart Patients Heart disease remains the leading cause of death globally, and managing high LDL cholesterol is key to preventing heart attacks and strokes. While statins have long been the standard treatment, not all patients tolerate them well. Until…

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In the aftermath of recent looting incidents in Los Angeles, Apple’s advanced anti-theft technology has proven effective in disabling iPhones stolen from retail stores. According to multiple sources, looters who targeted Apple Stores were met with a surprise when the stolen devices quickly became unusable due to Apple’s built-in security measures. Apple’s ecosystem is designed with robust anti-theft features, including Activation Lock and Find My iPhone, which render devices unusable once they are reported stolen. These features prevent unauthorized users from accessing or reselling the phones, effectively turning them into nothing more than paperweights. Several social media posts and local…

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