Afghan Musicians Defy Taliban Music Ban, Keep Traditions Alive in Secret
Despite a sweeping ban by the Taliban, Afghan musicians are secretly practicing and teaching their instruments, driven by a desire to preserve their cultural heritage.
Despite a sweeping ban by the Taliban, Afghan musicians are secretly practicing and teaching their instruments, driven by a desire to preserve their cultural heritage.
Edinburgh Zoo announced the birth of three capybara pups, revealing a complex family dynamic involving the parents and their aunt.

Erin Patterson's conviction for a triple homicide involving poisoned mushrooms has been upheld, while prosecutors successfully argued for a harsher sentence.
Erin Patterson's bid to overturn murder convictions for a toxic mushroom meal failed, with judges increasing her sentence to life without parole.
Wildlife experts urge the public to maintain a safe distance to protect the vulnerable seal colony.
Creatures from penguins to gorillas enjoy pumpkin-based enrichment activities as the zoo celebrates its 200th anniversary.
Scientists argue that the increasing number of badgers, rather than pesticides or roads, is the primary reason for the dwindling hedgehog population in Britain.
New analysis suggests that the growing badger population, not commonly cited factors like roads or pesticides, is the main threat to Britain's hedgehogs.
An outpouring of grief follows a deadly collision between two trains near Urda, which also injured over 100 people.