“You cannot erase women from public life.” The Last Ambassador — a powerful documentary on the voice and leadership of H.E. Manizha Bakhtari — screens in London this week. 📍 24 Feb — Bertha DocHouse 📍 25 Feb — Austrian Cultural Forum (Sold Out) 📍 26 Feb — Frontline Club 🎟

Marking International Women’s Day (8 March), Mosaic was proud to partner with The Last Ambassador’s global tour in London. Thank you to the Frontline Club, Bertha DocHouse, and the Austrian Cultural Forum for hosting screenings of this inspiring documentary and expert panel

Mosaic Global Foundation was proud to partner with the London screenings of The Last Ambassador, the documentary by Natalie Halla following Ambassador Manizha Bakhtari’s fight against the Taliban regime. Screenings and discussions were hosted at: • Frontline Club • Bertha

“You cannot erase women from public life.” FINAL SCREENING TONIGHT! The Last Ambassador — a powerful documentary on the voice and leadership of H.E. Manizha Bakhtari — screens in London this week. 26 Feb Frontline Club Book here: https://t.co/jrpH8auIpE @BerthaDocHouse

Honoured to be speaking this week at the @EGACampaign & @MosaicGFdn @ZalNishat screening of The Last Ambassador. A remarkable account of @ManizhaBakhtari and her response to the crisis in #Afghanistan. Details of the #London screenings below. https://t.co/AWMWwWs5BI

1/3 This week in London, in partnership with @EGACampaign, we at @MosaicGFdn are proud to co‑host three screenings of The Last Ambassador with three organisations —each followed by a dedicated panel featuring an excellent line‑up of panellists. Read more: https://t.co/CmNgMZtCEi

Amu TV examines “The People of Afghanistan’s Roadmap to Peace” launched by Mosaic Global Foundation. The framework integrates proposals from diverse Afghan political and civil society voices around shared civic principles. Read the article: https://t.co/Vta2u0iXOR

Cambridge volunteers supporting Mosaic’s work in Afghanistan — featured in Varsity, the independent student newspaper of the University of Cambridge. Read Daisy Henderson’s report: https://t.co/9xRz0cNpZC #CivilSociety #StudentEngagement @DaisySHenderson @VarsityUK

Mosaic Global Foundation is delighted to see Cambridge volunteers and students featured in Varsity for their contributions toward human rights and Mosaic’s mission in Afghanistan. Their stories reflect how local engagement and global solidarity can translate into real impact.

Focus on Geopolitics Beyond headlines and crises, long-term change is taking shape across Central Asia and the South Caucasus — through regional integration, new infrastructure links, and shifting power dynamics. Mosaic Global Foundation’s experts provide clear, informed

Analysis matters most when information is fragmented and emotions are high. Mosaic aims to provide context, not certainty.

History shows that moments of upheaval rarely produce clear or immediate outcomes — particularly under intense internal and external pressure. Iran has seen protest waves over electoral reform (2009), economic hardship (2018), and civil liberties and women’s rights (2022).

Iran faces a convergence of popular unrest, economic collapse, and intensifying external pressure. In a new analysis, Prof. Amin Saikal examines the internal dynamics driving the latest protests — alongside US warnings of possible intervention. 🔗 Read the full analysis:

Happy New Year 2026. Looking ahead to a year of promoting peace, prosperity, and infrastructure across Central Asia and the South Caucasus — grounded in dialogue, dignity, and long-term thinking. #HappyNewYear2026 #GlobalAffairs

The Cambridge Afghanistan Conference brings together diplomats, scholars, civil society leaders, journalists, and cultural figures — from within Afghanistan’s communities and from across the world — to think beyond crisis-driven responses. 🔗 Learn more:

From crisis response to sustained dialogue. Following the 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan, Mosaic Global Foundation began work to establish the Cambridge Afghanistan Conference (CAS) — conceived with continuity in mind and now an annual forum grounded in freedom, justice, and

🔗 The Taliban’s Madrasa System Is Growing by Zalmai Nishat, Founder & Executive Chair, Mosaic Global Foundation https://t.co/xkiQ7u92sB

When learning becomes ideology, education becomes an instrument of power. In a new article for The National Interest, Zalmai Nishat examines how the Taliban have transformed Afghanistan’s madrasa system — and why this matters for regional and global stability. 🔗 Link below ⬇️

The term “civilization erasure” is often misused. But in #Afghanistan, where the Taliban is “attempting to overwrite a millennium of Persianate Islamic traditions with an imported, exclusionary, hyper‑political ideology” under the banner of “Islamization” of education, it is

Full recordings from the Cambridge Afghanistan Series are available on the Mosaic Foundation YouTube channel. https://t.co/4RzLB6s3ew