According to a report produced under Institute for War & Peace Reporting (IWPR) funded by the European Union Delegation to Afghanistan, superstitious beliefs are common in Afghanistan’s traditional and conservative society, particularly in more remote rural areas.

Headlines 25/06/2016

Along with the fact that not so long ago Rahmon was awarded the status of a “national leader”, the government officials from various branches of the Tajikistan government continue to write laudatory books about the lifetime president of the country.

Friday 17th of June 2016, Metro Newspaper reported that British football tourists were documented on social media mocking refugee children who were begging for money in the city of Lile, France. “Michael Stothard, a journalist for The Financial Times, claims he saw the young boy drinking beer (alcohol) and posted a photograph of him on Twitter.