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Tajik-American journalist @RFERL Central Newsroom, focusing on Central Asia, Afghanistan (Views are personal. RT Not Endorsement)
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Is Political Opposition Still Possible In Central Asia?

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By Farangis Najibullah Verified
| Radio Free Europe Verified
This image contains sensitive content which some people may find offensive or disturbing. Images Multimedia Embedded Content Comments Link has been copied to clipboard This audio is automated Learn more Is Political Opposition Still Possible In Central Asia? Share Share Kazakh police officers detain opposition protesters during a rally in Almaty. As is the case across much of Central Asia, space for genuine political competition has steadily narrowed in Kazakhstan in recent years.
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Iran's Cafe Culture Faces Political And Economic Pressure

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By Farangis Najibullah Verified, Hannah Kaviani
| NewsGram Verified
This article was originally published in Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL). Read theoriginal article. By Farangis Najibullah and Hannah Kaviani For young Iranians, cafes are a refuge -- a safe place to mingle and unwind in a country where social freedoms are restricted. “I like going to cafes because you see all kinds of people with different personalities, yet they're all socializing in the same place,” Ainaz, a 19-year-old woman who lives in the capital, Tehran, told RFE/RL’s Radio Farda.
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Kultura e kafeneve në Iran përballet me presion politik dhe ekonomik

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By Farangis Najibullah Verified, Hannah Kaviani
| Radio Evropa e Lirë Verified
Kujdes: Përmbajtja mund të jetë shqetësuese për disa shikues! Fotografitë Multimedia Përmbajtja e bashkëngjitur Komentet Kultura e kafeneve në Iran përballet me presion politik dhe ekonomik Shpërndaje Shpërndaje Të rinjtë konsumojnë duhan në një zonë të dedikuar për duhanpirje jashtë një kafeneje në Teheran. Shkurt 2026. Për të rinjtë iranianë, kafenetë janë një strehë - një vend i sigurt për t’u takuar, për të kaluar kohë me miqtë dhe për t’u çlodhur.
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