Year: 2025
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Important News
Child Labor in Balkh: Scavenging for Survival Amid Worsening Poverty
Worsening poverty in Balkh forces children into hazardous waste collecting jobs, raising serious health and social concerns amid limited employment…
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Gaza Health Official Warns of Catastrophic Drug Shortage Endangering Thousands
Gaza health official warns severe drug shortages threaten thousands, urging urgent international action to prevent healthcare collapse and save lives.
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Iraqi Forces Arrest First-Generation ISIS Member in Anbar
Iraqi forces detain a prominent first-generation ISIS member in northern Fallujah, part of ongoing efforts to eliminate ISIS remnants in…
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Over 5,000 Afghan Migrants Returned in One Day from Iran and Pakistan
Over 5,000 Afghan migrants returned from Iran and Pakistan in one day, raising concerns over their welfare and the capacity…
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Health
WHO Conducts High-Level Mission to Review Afghanistan’s National Tuberculosis Program
WHO concludes a high-level mission in Afghanistan to evaluate and support the national tuberculosis program for improved future health services.
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Border Clashes Between Thailand and Cambodia Force Nearly One Million Civilians to Flee
Continued border clashes between Thailand and Cambodia have displaced nearly one million civilians amid failed diplomatic ceasefire efforts.
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Water Network Supported by Norway Begins Operation in Zabul, Serving 300 Families
A new Norway-supported water network in Zabul supplies safe drinking water to 300 families, highlighting continued reliance on foreign aid…
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Israel Approves Construction of 19 New Settlements in West Bank
Israel approves building 19 new settlements in the West Bank, marking an unprecedented expansion and sparking international criticism.
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Six New Schools Opened in Daikundi to Improve Education Access
Six new schools in Daikundi province open to improve education access and quality for hundreds of students in remote districts.
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Business
Food Prices Surge in Parwan Amid Continued Closure of Trade Passages with Pakistan
Food prices sharply rise in Parwan amid closed trade routes with Pakistan, causing serious challenges for families and prompting calls…
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