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Afghan Commando Tortured by Taliban After UK Exit

An Afghan special forces soldier, who served alongside British troops, has shared his harrowing ordeal of being captured and tortured by the Taliban after the UK's withdrawal from Afghanistan.

Majorca hotels: Brits cancel over protest fears

Majorca's hoteliers report a wave of cancellations as British holidaymakers fear backlash from local anti-tourism activists. Industry leaders demand government action to protect the island's vital tourism economy.

Afghan women lead tourism revival as guides

Despite Taliban restrictions, Afghan women are breaking barriers by working as tour guides, offering unique insights into the country's rich cultural heritage.

Taliban bans 'deviant' books in Afghanistan

The Taliban has intensified its crackdown on literature in Afghanistan, banning books deemed 'deviant' from Islamic teachings. The move raises concerns over freedom of expression and education under the regime.

Paris's Le Marais: From Bohemian Haven to Tourist Trap

The historic Le Marais district in Paris, once a haven for artists and bohemians, is now overrun by tourists and commercial chains, leaving residents frustrated. Discover how this cultural gem is losing its soul.

UK urged to rescue Afghan writers from Taliban

Human rights campaigners call on the UK government to urgently evacuate Afghan writers and journalists fearing Taliban reprisals. Many remain in hiding, their lives at risk.

UK Couple Could Die in Afghan Prison, Son Warns

The son of a British couple detained in Afghanistan reveals their dire conditions—malnourished, shackled, and suffering convulsions—as he warns their situation is worsening and they may not survive.

Taliban bans women from Kabul cafés

The Taliban has prohibited women from entering cafés in Kabul, intensifying restrictions on women's rights in Afghanistan. Owners face closure for non-compliance.

UK troops may face war crimes charges

The Ministry of Defence has acknowledged that British soldiers may be prosecuted for alleged war crimes during operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, raising serious legal and ethical concerns.

British man detained by Taliban in Afghanistan

A British national has been detained by the Taliban in Afghanistan, with his family urging the UK government to intervene. The man, identified as Peter, was reportedly working in the country when he was taken into custody.

Taliban exploits UK site to target Afghan opponents

Afghan warlords linked to the Taliban are reportedly using a British government website to identify and arrest their enemies, raising serious concerns about the safety of vulnerable Afghans.

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