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On the morning of October 24, Parwana, a 9-year-old Afghan girl, was seen whimpering and digging her heels into the ground as she was being dragged down a dirt road … Continue reading Too Young to Wed: The Story of One Child Bride

Times Square. Midnight. Fireworks. Music. Cheers. Friends. Resolutions. Each of these things embodies the true essence of a traditional American New Year.      While most of us are familiar with … Continue reading Another Year, Another Zodiac: A Recap of Chinese New Year

Revolts in the Asian country of Kazakhstan began the week of Jan. 3 as gas prices swelled.      The country, which gained independence in 1991, exports a large amount of … Continue reading What Kazakh Unrest Means for Russia

     “Many are starting to ask themselves, what will it take for the people in power to wake up? But let’s be clear: they are already wake. They know exactly … Continue reading Teenager’s Small Carbon Footprint Making a Big Change

On July 12, 2021, an innocent mother was brutally murdered by Taliban fighters in her Faryab home. In the same month, both women and girls were forcefully rounded up to … Continue reading Taliban Infringes on Women’s Rights in Afghanistan

Americans and Afghans alike are scrambling to flee the remnants of what was once a country of promise, as the country transforms into a state of over-crowded planes and fearful people.      Aug. 31 2021: President Joe Biden ordered that all U.S. troops be pulled … Continue reading Afghanistan, U.S.: Where did We go Wrong? 

The characters in Jessie to Hannah Montana raised the kids of the 2000’s. Racing home from elementary school to find what was on Disney channel was an integral part of childhood. In the U.K., this childhood favorite is officially shut … Continue reading Disney: A Ghost of a Memory in the U.K.