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Health
EU-backed mother and newborn care centre operating in Logar
UNFPA says EU-backed maternal and newborn care services are helping women in Logar province amid limited access to health care.
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Health
UNICEF says 18.9 million people accessed health services in Afghanistan
UNICEF says more than 18.9 million people in Afghanistan accessed health services in the first half of 2026.
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Important News
Taliban declare August 28 a public holiday across Afghanistan
Taliban declare August 28 a public holiday across Afghanistan to mark the 107th anniversary of independence.
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OCHA Says Funding Shortfall Puts Afghanistan Aid Efforts at Risk
OCHA says a funding shortfall threatens humanitarian aid in Afghanistan as food insecurity rises and millions remain in need.
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Haqqani Says Taliban Victory in Afghanistan Will Be Complete Only When Jerusalem Is Free
Sirajuddin Haqqani says Taliban victory in Afghanistan will be complete only when Palestinians prevail and Jerusalem is freed.
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Important News
Taliban says 229 migrant families return to Afghanistan
The Taliban says 229 migrant families, or 1,065 people, returned to Afghanistan through border crossings amid urgent needs for shelter…
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Health
Polio Vaccination Campaign to Begin in 39 Districts Across Five Provinces
Afghanistan launches a polio vaccination campaign in 39 districts across five provinces after recent positive cases were reported.
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Business
Red Cross-backed public works projects begin in Kunduz
Two Red Cross-backed public works projects have started in Kunduz, creating one-month jobs for 213 people.
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Security & Incidents
Freedom Front Says It Advanced in Zebak District of Badakhshan
The Freedom Front says it advanced in Zebak district of Badakhshan, killing six Taliban fighters and wounding eight in ongoing…
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Health
High Treatment Costs in Afghanistan Push Patients Toward Traditional Medicine
High treatment costs in Afghanistan are pushing many families toward traditional and religious remedies, a new report says.
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