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    September 25, 2026

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From Bamiyan to Exile: ‘A Night with Buddha’ Keeps the Memory of Destroyed Buddhas Alive

April 29, 2026

Bamiyan Buddha-Inspired Sculpture Displayed in New York

July 28, 2025

Taliban Evicts Entire Hazara Village in Bamiyan After Ruling in Favor of Nomadic Kuchis

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British National, 79, Describes Taliban Prison as ‘Nearest Thing to Hell’

March 16, 2025

British Couple Held in Separate Taliban Prisons as Health Declines

January 16, 2025

Taliban Sentences Bamiyan Teacher to Seven Years Over Alleged Social Media Posts

July 28, 2024

Young Woman Abused by Taliban Takes Her Life in Bamiyan

May 20, 2024

IS -K Claims Responsibility for Attack on Foreign Tourists in Bamiyan

May 18, 2024

Bamiyan Attack Shatters Province’s Reputation for Peace

August 30, 2023

Hundreds of stranded Bamiyan villagers accuse Taliban of backing blockage on route

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Destroying the Buddhas of Bamiyan “good decision” says Taliban governor

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