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Former Afghan security official close to Abdul Raziq Achakzai killed in Quetta
Former Kandahar security official Haji Woror Achakzai was shot dead in Quetta, according to sources in Kandahar.
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Pakistan again accuses Taliban administration of breaking commitments and exporting terrorism
Pakistan accuses the Taliban administration of breaking promises, restricting women and exporting terrorism to the region.
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Armed Clashes With Taliban Spread to Several Districts in Badakhshan
Armed clashes in Badakhshan have spread to several districts, with fighting reported in Nasi and Zibak.
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Armed clashes with Taliban spread to several districts in Badakhshan
Armed clashes have spread across several districts in Afghanistan’s Badakhshan province, with fighting reported in Zibak and Nasi.
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Afghanistan trust fund’s assets reach $661 million
Afghanistan Trust Fund assets have reached $661 million since its creation, according to board member Shah Mohammad Mehrabi.
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Pakistan Allows 724 Humanitarian Aid Trucks Into Afghanistan
Pakistan has allowed 724 aid trucks into Afghanistan through the Torkham crossing as border closures deepen humanitarian needs.
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Malala Yousafzai says Taliban have ‘nothing to celebrate’ after five years in power
Malala Yousafzai says the Taliban have nothing to celebrate after five years in power, citing gender apartheid against Afghan women…
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Two Afghan Athletes Win Bronze at Kurash Competition in Tajikistan
Two Afghan athletes won bronze medals at the international Kurash competition in Tajikistan.
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Haibatullah in Kandahar Rejects ‘Un-Islamic’ Demands
Haibatullah Akhundzada rejects 'un-Islamic demands' in Kandahar and urges Afghans not to be swayed by opposition propaganda.
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UN says natural disasters affected more than 92,000 people in Afghanistan in 2026
OCHA says natural disasters affected over 92,000 people in Afghanistan in 2026, with floods causing most of the damage.
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