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Business
Taliban Administration Signs Talc Mining Deal in Nangarhar
The Taliban says it has signed a $4.518 million deal to mine and process talc in Nangarhar province.
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Culture
Afghanistan media centre condemns detention of 12 journalists in Khost
Afghanistan’s Journalists Centre condemns the detention of 12 reporters in Khost during coverage of a book fair.
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OCHA warns funding shortfall threatens aid for millions in Afghanistan
OCHA says a funding shortfall is threatening humanitarian aid for 21.9 million people in Afghanistan this year.
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International
Saudi attacks resume on Yemen’s Saada and Taiz
Saudi attacks hit Yemen's Saada and Taiz provinces, with artillery shelling in Razih and airstrikes in al-Wazi'iyah, Yemeni sources say.
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Russia Says It Is Ready to Mediate Between Iran and the UAE
Russia says it is ready to mediate between Iran and the UAE as regional tensions complicate BRICS summit preparations.
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International
Qatar Rejects Prolonged ‘No War, No Peace’ Status in Region
Qatar says the region's 'no war, no peace' status is unacceptable and urges renewed talks between Washington and Tehran.
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UN says 23 million people in Afghanistan face food insecurity
The UN says nearly 23 million people in Afghanistan face severe food insecurity as the country's humanitarian crisis deepens.
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Pakistan orders Afghan medical students to return from universities
Pakistan has ordered Afghan medical and dental students to return home, raising fears over graduation and study disruptions.
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Taliban Rejects US Demand to Return Leftover Weapons in Afghanistan
The Taliban says it will not return US weapons left in Afghanistan, rejecting Donald Trump's demand for the equipment's handover.
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UNICEF says 90% of 10-year-olds in Afghanistan lack basic reading skills
UNICEF says 90% of 10-year-olds in Afghanistan cannot read, as education restrictions deepen concerns over the country's future.
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