1985.... McCurry took a follow-up portrait of Gula and noted that although she had aged, her eyes still glared

The then Afghan president, Ashraf Ghani, welcomed her back and promised to give her an apartment to ensure she" lives with dignity and security in her homeland". Since seizing power, Taliban leaders have said they would respect women's rights in accordance with sharia, or Islamic law.... But under Taliban rule from 1996 to 2001, women could not work and girls were banned from school.... Women had to cover their faces and be accompanied by a male relative when they left home....

26, 2016 file photo, Pakistan's Inam Khan, owner of a book shop, shows a copy of a magazine with the photograph of Afghan refugee woman Sharbat Gulla, in Islamabad, Pakistan.... The Italian government will now help to get her integrated into life in Italy, the statement said.... In 2014, she surfaced in Pakistan but went into hiding when authorities accused her of buying a fake Pakistani identity card and ordered her deported....

ROME: Sharbat Gula, the green-eyed Afghan woman immortalised decades ago on a National Geographic cover, has been evacuated to Italy, the Italian government said on Thursday.“ Afghan citizen Sharbat Gula has arrived in Rome, ” it said in a statement, without giving a specific date. Rome said it had responded to pleas from non-profit organisations working in Afghanistan to help her leave the Taliban-controlled country, “ organising for her to travel to Italy as part of the wider evacuation progra

U.S. District Judge John Blakey can use those findings when considering what sentence to impose. Blackman was found guilty of five murders, but only two of them were part of a concerted scheme, jurors found.... “ The government has simply not proven beyond a reasonable doubt it was Romeo Blackman.” Proceedings were delayed by nearly two hours Thursday because Blackman at first refused to be brought from the Metropolitan Correctional Center, where he is being detained.... Afternoon Briefing Wee

close Video Fox News Flash top headlines for January 24 Fox News Flash top headlines are here.... Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock said. Ossoff called the funding" a big win for coastal Georgia" and the state's economy overall, noting Brunswick's rapid growth as a U.S. hub for imports and exports of automobiles.... The federal money will also help pay to install new electrical and water systems at the terminal and to dredge one berth to add depth for docking ships....

We are always mindful of( Stardust) tragedy as it shaped us.“ We were reminded of your loss and it shaped us into being better nurses.... I think through their work, a lot of lives have been saved and a huge number of people have been helped.“ They’ve been through a very difficult time.... It’s going to have a big impact on the model of care we’re moving to.”....

Listen 10 min Share Comment on this story Comment TikToker Daniel Mac has attracted more than 14 million followers in two years by asking drivers of fancy cars, “ What do you do for a living?... ArrowRight As Biden pulled up in a Cadillac LYRIQ at last year’s Detroit Auto Show for a prearranged exchange, Mac observed that “ your car’s awesome!... ” and asked what Biden does for a living....

The leader of the DUP has hit back at accusations the party is not opposed to the Northern Ireland Protocol. Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said its “ political critics ” were claiming the DUP is not against the controversial protocol.In a letter to party members, seen by the PA news agency, Sir Jeffrey said that its political unionist opponents need to “ wise up ”.... The letter comes hours after senior DUP MP Sammy Wilson was loudly booed and jeered as he addressed a loyalist rally against the Norther

Jen Psaki had been White House press secretary less than two weeks when a reporter asked whether Twitter's ban of Donald Trump had made President Joe Biden's life easier.... Her briefings were professional and typically congenial, but could turn pointed in a hurry.... The sessions were informative but generally lacked the drama to draw big ratings on cable television. Psaki, whose last day on the job is Friday, has answered reporters' questions nearly every weekday of the almost 500 days that