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Business
Kandahar Launches $4.5 Million Road Project Connecting Shorabak District to Provincial Center
Kandahar begins a $4.5M road project to connect Shorabak district to the provincial center, aiming to improve trade and access…
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Former Afghan President Rabbani Reportedly Dissolved Anti-Pakistan Agency During Interim Government
Former Afghan president Rabbani reportedly dissolved a secretive anti-Pakistan agency, citing friendship and support during jihad. Taliban-Pakistan ties remain debated.
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Iran’s Foreign Minister: Mutual Fulfillment of Commitments Is the Only Way Forward
Iran's Foreign Minister Araghchi stresses mutual commitment under the Islamabad Memorandum as the only way to resolve disputes with the…
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Iran Denies Requesting Negotiations with US, Confirms Regional Mediator Talks
Iran denies requesting talks with the US, critiques new sanctions, and announces foreign minister's upcoming visit to Oman to discuss…
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Former Afghan MP Zahir Qadeer Arrested in US on Drug Trafficking Charges
Former Afghan MP Zahir Qadeer arrested in the US for conspiring to import heroin and methamphetamine; faces severe penalties including…
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International
Cuba Experiences Fourth Nationwide Power Outage This Year Amid Fuel Crisis
Cuba faces a fourth nationwide blackout this year amid a severe fuel crisis worsened by U.S. sanctions, affecting power supply…
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Ahmad Massoud: Afghanistan’s Future Depends on Transitional Government and Popular Vote
Ahmad Massoud says Afghanistan's future lies in a transitional government and free elections, dismissing reports of opposition fragmentation.
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Health
New Polio Vaccination Campaign Launched in Kunar and Nuristan Provinces
A new polio vaccination campaign begins in Kunar and Nuristan provinces, targeting millions of children to boost immunity and eradicate…
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Taliban Spokesperson Dismisses Pakistan PM’s Accusations as ‘Repetitive and Incorrect’
Taliban spokesperson denies Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif's claims about terrorist use of Afghan soil, calling accusations repetitive and incorrect.
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