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Afghanistan Signs Contract for Five Power Projects with 845 MW Capacity
Afghanistan signs $463M contract with Azizi for five power projects totaling 845MW to boost energy self-sufficiency and reduce electricity imports.
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Extensive Media Coverage of the 22 Bahman Rally Across Iran
Media worldwide cover Iran's 22 Bahman anniversary rally, highlighting large crowds, political messages, and military displays across over 1,400 locations.
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World Leaders Send Congratulations on Iran’s National Day and Revolution Anniversary
World leaders, including Qatar’s emir and the UN Secretary-General, send official congratulations to Iran on its National Day and Islamic…
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China Warns Taiwan Separatists of Decisive Military Response
China warns Taiwan separatists of a strong military response amid plans to deploy US HIMARS rockets on strategic islands in…
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Al Jazeera: Nearly 3,000 Palestinians Killed by Thermobaric Weapons in Gaza
Al Jazeera reports nearly 3,000 Palestinians killed in Gaza due to Israel's use of banned thermobaric weapons, causing intense heat…
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Shia Scholars in Bamyan Demand Fair Share in Taliban Administration
Shia scholars and activists in Bamyan call on the Taliban for fair inclusion in governance, project prioritization, and employment of…
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Afghanistan-Pakistan Border Closure Continues, Trade at a Standstill
Border closures between Afghanistan and Pakistan disrupt regional trade, leaving trucks stranded and causing economic losses amid ongoing tensions.
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UN Security Council Report Confirms Active Terrorist Groups in Afghanistan
UN Security Council report reveals ongoing terrorist group activity in Afghanistan, raising regional security concerns and highlighting cross-border threats.
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Pakistani Defense Minister Admits Islamabad’s Decades-Long Role in Afghanistan, Calls It a ‘Historic Mistake’
Pakistan’s Defense Minister admits Islamabad's decades-long involvement in Afghanistan, calling it a 'historic mistake' with ongoing consequences.
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