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Kazim Yazdani’s Half Century of Dedication: Hazara Community Unites in Munich to Celebrate History and Solidarity

Thursday 5 October 2023 Hazara Cultural Center - Munich, Germany

Notre-Dame de Paris, Remembering Buddhas of Hazaristan

Thursday 18 April 2019 Kabul Press - News

World Without Walls, An Open Letter From 1.478 Poets

Thursday 18 April 2019 Kabul Press - News

No Better Subject than “Afshar Massacre” for Angelina Jolie’s New Movie in Afghanistan

Sunday 10 February 2019 Mohammad Amin Wahidi

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MUSTANG: A popular film critical of conservative Islamic culture in Turkey

Sunday 19 November 2017 Deniz Gamze Ergüven

Community’s Aspiration to Restore The Bamiyan Statues

Monday 9 October 2017 Shukria Neda

Tales from the Road – AMAZING IDAHO

Tuesday 12 September 2017 Robert Maier

Venice city Award 2017 for Hazara Films Makers

Thursday 7 September 2017

Dambora Festival of Bamyan, Hazaristan; the Hazara Fight in Several Battles

Sunday 9 July 2017

L’Ospite /The Guest Wins Carpine D’Argento Award 2015

Tuesday 9 June 2015 Kamran Mir Hazar

Coming Soon: The Persian Dinner Film

Sunday 31 May 2015 La Cena Persiana Film | The Persian Dinner Film

Interview of Kabul Press with Roberta Borgonovo Assistant Director and a producer of THE PERSIAN DINNER (movie) 2015

Wednesday 4 February 2015 Editorial Staff

Where To Order Poems by 125 Internationally Recognized Poets Dedicated To The Hazara?

Sunday 19 October 2014

British Policy for Afghanistan

Friday 3 October 2014

Stream of Deer: Poems

Friday 11 July 2014

From Afghanistan to Switzerland

Saturday 16 November 2013

Film Review: “The Iran Job”

Saturday 20 July 2013 Robert Maier

Forces of World Poetry for Peace in Colombia

Saturday 16 February 2013

Kabul Press English Pages Editor’s Book About Struggling Artists Is Published

Sunday 7 October 2012 Editorial Staff

The world waiting for rebuilding of Buddha

Sunday 1 April 2012 Ishaq Mohammadi

Mullah Omar Farman Plans to Destroy the Hazara Cultural and Historical Monument of the Buddahs of Bamiyan

Friday 2 March 2012

No Better Subject than “Afshar Massacre” for Angelina Jolie’s New Movie in Afghanistan

Thursday 23 February 2012 Mohammad Amin Wahidi

Artists are like waves: their existence thrives on creative movement

Friday 3 February 2012 Nicole Valentini

Hazara in detention wins prestigious Human Rights Art Award in Darwin, Australia

Friday 9 December 2011 Vikki Riley | Darwin, Australia

British rule in Afghanistan

Wednesday 2 March 2011

Defying fundamentalists, Afghan women’s soccer team plays NATO team

Sunday 31 October 2010 Hans Henrik Lichtenberg

A Real Solution to the World’s Illegal Drug Markets

Saturday 20 December 2008 Walton Cook

A Festival of Afghan Documentary Films in Germany

Saturday 25 October 2008 Robert Maier

The Bookseller of Kabul Replies to Åsne Seierstad

Friday 5 September 2008 Farooq Sulehria

Congratulations to Rohullah Nikpai

Wednesday 20 August 2008 Robert Maier

Should Buddhas Blasted by the Taliban Be Rebuilt?

Friday 18 July 2008

“Winter in Kabul: Life Without Peace in Afghanistan” by Ann Jones

Wednesday 28 May 2008 Robert Maier

Kabul film festival call for entries

Monday 19 May 2008 Robert Maier

Association of Afghan Bloggers forming

Sunday 9 March 2008 Robert Maier

Re-kindling of ethnic cleansing in Afghanistan

Saturday 8 March 2008 Mohammad Amin Wahidi

My latest trip back to Kabul

Sunday 17 February 2008 Mohammad Amin Wahidi

Review of "The Kite Runner" movie

Wednesday 2 January 2008 Robert Maier

Buddhist Remains of Bamiyan

Friday 28 December 2007

Murad Khane

Tuesday 10 July 2007

Tepe Narenj

Tuesday 10 July 2007

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