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BostonTea described that Vice News journalist Hind Hassan flew to Afghanistan and received permission to talk to the Taliban. When she asked the group's leader about appointing women to positions in public institutions, the Taliban reportedly responded with laughter and advised her to stop recording because the conversation was over. The author also wrote that the media referred to the Taliban as radicals, but in his opinion, they were no different from so-called moderate Muslims. He called the division between fanatics and moderates in Islam a media creation. #Afganistan #Talibowie #WszystkoOIslamie (translated)

Jari Mäkäräinen criticized an article in Helsingin Sanomat and said he had made corrections to it. According to him, the nonfiction writer Ari Haasio and Mattila had suggested that Finnish identity was ambiguous, compared the mistrust faced by evacuees from Karelia to current fears directed at Muslims, and stated that everyone was a descendant of immigrants. Mäkäräinen wrote that migration was an old phenomenon, but migrations from different times could not be equated. He noted that the first people arrived in what is now Finland about 11,000 years ago and believed that this did not provide a basis for equating the current migration from Afghanistan or Somalia with the arrivals of earlier traders, craftsmen, or industrial founders. He described Finlayson as an actor that built factories in capital-poor Finland, brought technology, and created jobs. Mäkäräinen compared him to a Mohammed coming from Somalia, who he described as illiterate and dependent on Kela support. He believed these examples illustrated different types of migration and claimed that there were differences in education, employment, cultural distance, and criminality. He also claimed that those coming from Afghanistan were overrepresented in rape statistics. Regarding the evacuees from Karelia, Mäkäräinen wrote that they had come from within Finland, spoke Finnish, and shared key features of Finnish culture. He said they had faced mistrust and derogatory name-calling, but believed they differed from current arrivals from Afghanistan, for example, in terms of adaptation, work ethic, and use of social security. Mäkäräinen also denied the comparison made by Haasio and Mattila between 19th-century antisemitism and the Somali discussions of the 1990s. According to him, the groups were not similar, and Jews had mostly integrated well. He argued that current migrations should be evaluated based on their impacts on employment, crime, and social security. Finally, he wrote that the continuity of society required, in his opinion, the adaptation of newcomers. #maahanmuutto #suomalaisuus #kulttuuri (translated)

GOD set up three situations: Donald Trump's lack of thanks to Polish soldiers for their help in Iraq and Afghanistan, the tariffs he imposed on Poland, and the agreement with Vladimir Putin. In each case, the author attributed the same reaction to Nawrocki: "I don't think anything." https://t.co/GjX8Cdkxgc #Trump #Polska #wojsko (translated)

Such types of public executions, which we have seen in other countries, whether in Iran or Afghanistan, can represent a form of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment. UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric said at a news conference in New York that public executions represent a serious problem from a human rights perspective. #smrtnaKazna #NidalHasan #živopogubljenje (translated)

"Such forms of public executions, as we have seen in other countries, whether in Iran or Afghanistan... can represent a form of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment," said UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric at a news conference in New York. #pogubljenje #DonaldTrump #UN (translated)

Such types of public executions, as we have seen in other countries, whether in Iran or Afghanistan... can represent a form of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment,” said UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric at a news conference in New York. #smaknuće #UN #Trump (translated)

"Such types of public executions, as we have seen in other countries, whether in Iran or Afghanistan... can represent a form of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment," said UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric at a news conference in New York. #smaknuće #Pentagon #ljudskaprava (translated)

The UN reported that the Taliban authorities in Afghanistan have arrested dozens of women for violating dress codes, including wearing makeup and colorful scarves, raising serious concerns about the increasing restrictions on women's rights. #pravažena #talibani #Afganistan (translated)