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U.S. detains Afghan interpreter who worked with its forces on terrorism allegations
U.S. immigration authorities detain an Afghan interpreter over terrorism allegations and move to deport him.
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Taliban Detain Journalists Covering Book Fair in Khost
Taliban morality police detained journalists covering the opening of a three-day book fair in Afghanistan's Khost province.
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Heshmat Ghani Taunts Khalilzad Over Presence at Taliban Oil Deal Signing
Heshmat Ghani accuses Zalmay Khalilzad of profiteering after his appearance at a Taliban oil contract signing.
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UN Aid Office Warns of Widespread Barriers to Children’s Education in Afghanistan
OCHA warns that Afghan children still face major barriers to learning and urges sustained investment in education.
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UN Says 23 Million People in Afghanistan Face Severe Food Insecurity
The UN says 23 million people in Afghanistan face severe food insecurity as the country’s humanitarian crisis worsens.
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Dostum Calls Taliban Closure of Khatam al-Nabiyyin Seminary an Act of Bullying
Dostum says Taliban closure of the Khatam al-Nabiyyin seminary and arrests of teachers and students were discriminatory and bullying.
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International
Pakistan Medical Council orders Afghan medical and dental students to return home
Pakistan orders Afghan medical and dental students to return home and suspends new admissions until further notice.
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Thousands of Afghan Refugees in Qatar and Rwanda Remain in Legal Limbo
Thousands of Afghan refugees in Qatar and Rwanda remain stuck in limbo as US policy changes halt case reviews and…
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Qatar Says It Will Continue Active Role in Afghanistan at UN Rights Council
Qatar says it will continue its active role in Afghanistan, citing worsening humanitarian needs, food insecurity and support for education.
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Afghan Girls Turn to Secret Schools After Being Denied Secondary Education
Girls in Afghanistan are attending secret schools after being denied secondary education under Taliban rule, CBS News reports.
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