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Most female elephants in South Africa’s Addo have no tusks

Most Afghans can’t read, but book trade is booming

Rod Nordland,Fahim Abed

Where marketing of Santa triumphs over geography

Where victims are treated as criminals

Rod Nordland,Fatima Faizi

A battleground, not a graveyard, for empires

The Mullahs can’t put brakes on her singing

Rod Nordland,Fatima Faizi

34 dead in suicide attack outside Helmand bank

TAIMOOR SHAH,ROD NORDLAND

Who killed the Iceman? Clues emerge in a very cold case

Readers shout slogans as they hold the latest copy of Cumhuriyet outside its headquarters after Turkish police detained the chief editor and at least eight senior staff of Turkey's opposition Cumhuriyet newspaper in Istanbul, Monday, Oct. 31, 2016, amid growing fears over Turkey's widening crackdown on dissenting voices. Cumhuriyet's headline reads: ' The coup against opposition again.' (AP Photo/Emrah Gurel)

Turkey’s free press withers under crackdown

Turkey’s free press withers under crackdown

Maulana Abdul Aziz, the Red Mosque cleric and member of the Taliban negotiating team in Islamabad. PHOTO: AP

Pak. Army deals a blow to jihadists, but not to ideology

Pak. Army deals a blow to jihadists, but not to ideology

Inside a 42,000 square feet book store!

Afghan Romeo and Juliet live in fear, face grave risks