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Business
880 Million Afghani Electricity Project Launched in Three Sar-e Pol Districts
A major $880 million electricity project has started in three districts of Sar-e Pol, aiming to supply thousands of families…
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Taliban Traffic Department Intensifies Vehicle Document Enforcement, Owners Ordered to Complete Legal Paperwork
The Taliban's traffic department demands vehicle owners complete legal documents or face vehicle suspension to enforce road regulations.
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Reuters Reveals New Rift Between Riyadh and Abu Dhabi Over UAE’s OPEC Exit
Reuters reports a new rift between Riyadh and Abu Dhabi after UAE's exit from OPEC, reflecting deeper political and strategic…
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Pakistan Foreign Ministry Condemns Taliban Border Attacks as ‘Unprovoked’
Pakistan condemns Taliban's unprovoked border attacks targeting civilians; both sides accuse each other amid rising tensions and concerns over regional…
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Karzai Warns of Dire Consequences from Continued Ban on Girls’ Education in Afghanistan
Former Afghan President Karzai warns the Taliban's continued ban on girls' education threatens thousands of female teachers and millions of…
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Cotton Traders Visit Uzbekistan to Boost Legal Trade and Agricultural Cooperation
UNODC and JICA facilitate cotton traders' visit to Uzbekistan to enhance legal trade, exchange agricultural knowledge, and support sustainable livelihoods…
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Politics
Taliban’s Mullah Baradar Meets UK Envoy to Discuss Continued Humanitarian Aid
Taliban's Mullah Baradar meets UK envoy to discuss continued humanitarian aid and cooperation amidst Afghanistan's ongoing economic challenges.
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US War Costs in Iran Reach $25 Billion, Mostly Spent on Military Ammunition
US war costs in Iran reach $25 billion, mainly spent on military ammunition amid fragile ceasefire and economic impact at…
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Former UN Official Warns of Deepening Humanitarian Crisis in Afghanistan
Former UN official warns of Afghanistan’s worsening humanitarian crisis due to Taliban restrictions, economic strain, returnee influx, and natural disasters.
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Austria to Sign Agreement with Uzbekistan to Facilitate Deportation of Afghan Migrants
Austria to sign an agreement with Uzbekistan to ease deportation of Afghan migrants via third countries, amid ongoing EU discussions…
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