fromwww.dw.com6 months agoTaliban's new laws ban Afghan women from speaking in public DW 08/26/2024The Taliban's new laws impose severe restrictions on women, extending control over their private lives and social interactions.
U.S. Ambassador Says Partnership With Kosovo 'Not What We Would Hope'Sharing, liking, or saving certain content can lead to fines or imprisonment in Russia or Russia-controlled parts of Ukraine for specific individuals.
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Russia Says 11 Ukrainian Drones Downed Over 4 RegionsSharing restrictions for individuals in Russia or Russia-controlled parts of Ukraine
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Ford wants more dealers involved in EV salesFord aims to expand EV sales by opening up access to more dealers and lifting restrictions on who can sell their EVs.
Pakistani Journalist, 2 Others Killed In Car BombingConcerns around sharing online content in Russia and Russia-controlled parts of Ukraine.
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The End of the iPhone as We Know ItApple facing antitrust lawsuit targeting iPhoneAntitrust lawsuit focuses on restricting consumer options
Is Miami Beach making up with spring break? Here's how travelers, residents feelMiami Beach has implemented new restrictions for spring break, resulting in smaller crowds and quieter nights.Residents have mixed reactions to the changes, with some welcoming the quieter atmosphere while others miss the economic benefits from tourism.