Culture
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Winter Snowfall Boosts Tourist Visits to Nuristan Province
Winter snowfall in Nuristan’s Parun city has increased tourist visits, attracted by snowy landscapes, local cuisine, and warm hospitality.
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Former Afghan Minister Condemns Taliban’s Demolition of Ariana Cinema in Kabul
Former Afghan minister Abdul Karim Khorram condemns Taliban’s demolition of the historic Ariana Cinema in Kabul as a loss to…
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Indonesian Ambassador Visits Historical Sites in Ghazni to Boost Cultural Ties
Indonesia's ambassador visits Ghazni's historical sites to strengthen cultural and economic ties with Afghanistan under Taliban's administration.
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Taliban Halts Singer’s Performance, Sparking Widespread Criticism
A Taliban official stopped a singer's performance, triggering widespread criticism over cultural restrictions and violations of human dignity.
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Herat’s Grand Mosque: An 800-Year-Old Symbol of Urban Identity
Herat’s 800-year-old Grand Mosque remains a vital symbol of Islamic heritage and urban identity, says UN-Habitat Afghanistan.
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Afghanistan to Send 36 Historical Artifacts to Islamic Museums Exhibition in Qatar
Afghanistan to send 36 historical artifacts to Qatar for an upcoming Islamic museums exhibition aimed at boosting cultural ties among…
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Ancient Archaeological Site Unearthed in Laghman’s Alingar District
A newly discovered archaeological site in Alingar, Laghman province, reveals remnants from the pre-Christian era, highlighting Afghanistan’s ancient heritage.
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Afghanistan and Azerbaijan Officials Discuss Strengthening Cultural Ties
Afghan and Azerbaijani officials meet in Kabul to discuss boosting cultural cooperation and shared initiatives in education, tourism, and economy.
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Urban Expansion and Climate Change Threaten Afghanistan’s Cultural Heritage
UN warns urban growth and climate change are endangering Afghanistan’s historic sites, with halted restoration projects raising fears for cultural…
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Taliban Burns Musical Instruments and Hookahs in Latest Crackdown in Maidan Wardak
The Taliban has burned over 160 musical instruments and 155 hookahs in Maidan Wardak, intensifying its crackdown on music and…