In Turkey, authoritarian president faces burgeoning protests By Fariba Nawa Special contributor March 30, 2025, 2:24 p.m. ET|Istanbul As hundreds of thousands of protesters gathered Saturday in Istanbul for the largest demonstration against President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan [...]
This blog was first published in my HuffingtonPost blogspot. I was 9 years old when my family fled Afghanistan and sought asylum as refugees in the U.S. during the Soviet invasion. It was surreal to [...]
Few harp on Mother’s Day. I have yet to hear holiday critics deconstruct the celebration as a consumerist ploy to further capitalism. But it is, and marketers will exploit every American holiday to boost sales. [...]
By Fariba NawaMay 04, 2011 The San Francisco Chronicle As an Afghan American who grew up in both Herat, Afghanistan, and Fremont, I have a dual perspective on the death of Osama bin Laden. Most [...]
By Fariba Nawa March 28, 1999 Argus/ANG EDITOR'S NOTE: This is one of four articles in a series that probes into the unsolved Fremont bombings investigation. Fremont -- Linda Wasserman has found a way to [...]
Investigation continues as Mission district victims rebuild their lives
Stores add product lines, departments
10-year-old Newark boy with AIDS chooses openness to educate others about his disease
By Fariba Nawa December 19, 1997 ANG/Oakland Tribune Fremont -- It took just six hours in the end to treat the disease that gave Cyndi Walentiny uncontrollable tremors for 20 years. The Fremont resident had [...]
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