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Taliban Administration Urges Expanded Economic Ties With Iran
Taliban officials and Iranian ministers discuss expanding trade, economic ties and joint investment in Afghanistan’s agriculture sector.
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Taliban Detain 18 Shopkeepers in Kandahar
Taliban morality police detained 18 shopkeepers in Kandahar over beard shaving and contact with female customers, sources say.
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EU Donates 10 Million Euros to Afghanistan Humanitarian Fund
The EU has donated 10 million euros to Afghanistan’s humanitarian fund as aid agencies warn of severe poverty and funding…
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UNESCO says 2.4 million girls in Afghanistan remain barred from education
UNESCO warns 2.4 million girls in Afghanistan could be denied secondary education by 2026 under Taliban restrictions.
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Civilian Deaths in U.S. Strikes in 2025 Rise to 153, Pentagon Says
Pentagon says civilian deaths in U.S. operations in 2025 rose to 153, with all recorded casualties linked to three strikes…
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FAO Warns Heat and Water Stress Are Intensifying Pressure on Afghan Agriculture
FAO warns that water shortages, heat and high fertiliser prices are worsening pressure on Afghanistan's farms and future wheat planting.
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Rights Group Says Trump Restrictions Leave Afghan Refugees at Risk
A rights group says Trump’s new restrictions have blocked Afghan refugees from safety and left former U.S. allies at risk.
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Report: ICC Issues Two More Secret Arrest Warrants for Taliban Officials
Middle East Eye reports the ICC has issued two more secret arrest warrants for Taliban officials in a widening investigation.
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Lowy Institute Says Taliban Are Rebuilding Afghanistan’s Education System Around Ideology
A Lowy Institute report says the Taliban are reshaping Afghanistan's education system around ideology while girls remain barred from school.
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Culture
Report: More Than 700 Cases of Violence Against Journalists Recorded in Five Years
Nai says more than 700 violence cases against Afghan journalists were recorded in five years under Taliban rule.
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