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Fox News: Afghanistan's only women-led radio station to resume operations after Taliban lifts suspension
Radio Begum, an Afghan radio station run by women, will resume broadcasts after the Taliban lifted a suspension linked to alleged cooperation with a foreign TV channel. The station had been off-air since February following a raid by Taliban officials.
The Taliban's Information and Culture Ministry stated the station agreed to adhere to their regulations and principles of journalism. Despite the resumption, the Taliban's restrictions on women's education and employment continue to impact media freedom in Afghanistan.
Le Monde: 'I'm not ashamed of being a virgin at 23'
Clara Dupré, at 23, embraces her decision to remain a virgin until marriage, viewing it as a personal commitment. She shares her journey on TikTok, receiving both support and skepticism, particularly from men who doubt her sincerity.
Dupré reflects on her lack of sexual experience and the societal pressures young women face, emphasizing her choice as one made for herself rather than for others.
#foreignaffairs
The Telegraph: Britain can only rearm if we are prepared to rewire our economy
President Trump has shifted focus away from Ukraine, viewing China as the primary threat to the U.S. He believes Europe must take responsibility for its own defense, as many European nations rely on American military support while benefiting economically.
The UK faces challenges in addressing security threats from Russia, China, and domestic extremism. A strategic overhaul is necessary, emphasizing reindustrialization and a robust defense policy, while avoiding burdens that European nations are unwilling to share.
Times Of Israel: Houthis launched missiles at US fighter jet and drone, but missed, officials say
Yemen's Houthis launched missiles at a US fighter jet and drone but missed, indicating potential improvements in their targeting. The group's leader threatened further attacks if the US and Israel act against Palestinians in Gaza, amid ongoing tensions and a fragile ceasefire.
The Houthis have conducted over 100 attacks on vessels since November 2023, disrupting global shipping. While they claimed they would cease assaults following the Gaza ceasefire, their history of missile strikes on Israel and shipping in the Red Sea raises concerns about future escalations.
#culture
Front Page Magazine: Movie Adds Muslims to Story of 'William Tell' for Diversity
A new movie adaptation of the William Tell legend introduces a Muslim family, depicting Tell as a pacifist who marries a Muslim woman named Suna. This version alters traditional narratives, showcasing diverse characters and challenging historical portrayals of race and religion in 14th-century Switzerland.
Critics argue that this approach exemplifies "wokewashing," suggesting that the infusion of diversity is a superficial attempt to modernize the story rather than offering original content. The adaptation raises questions about historical accuracy and the motivations behind contemporary retellings of classic tales.