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Taliban trade chamber deputy’s wedding in Uruzgan disrupted by guests’ protest
Guests disrupted the wedding of a Taliban trade chamber deputy in Afghanistan's Uruzgan province after protesting that food was not…
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Afghans Continue to Be Expelled from Pakistan and Iran
Afghan migrants continue to return from Pakistan and Iran, with families entering through Torkham, Spin Boldak, Silk Bridge and Islam…
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EU Warns Millions of Afghan Children Are Still Denied Education
The EU says millions of Afghan children remain out of school, warning that restrictions on education are harming their future.
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Taliban Denies Reports of Al Qaeda Network Rebuilding in Afghanistan
The Taliban denied reports that Al Qaeda and other armed groups are rebuilding networks in Afghanistan, calling the claims baseless.
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Business
EU and FAO Launch €5 Million Programme for Afghan Farmers
EU and FAO launch a €5 million programme to support Afghan farmers, boost incomes and strengthen climate resilience.
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International
Closures and Israeli raids deepen Gaza’s humanitarian crisis
Israeli closures and raids worsen Gaza's humanitarian crisis as the army prepares for wider West Bank operations.
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International
Israel Bombs Areas in Southern Lebanon Three Times
Israeli fighter jets bombed southern Lebanon three times as tensions rise along the border, with no casualty figures yet reported.
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US Warns Companies Over Deals With Taliban Administration
The US has warned companies to avoid risky deals with Taliban-run Afghanistan and to comply with sanctions and legal restrictions.
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Security & Incidents
Fate of Passenger Ship With 240 On Board Unknown After It Vanishes Off Indonesia
A passenger ship carrying about 240 people has vanished in Indonesia’s Java Sea after losing contact in bad weather.
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Taliban Rejects Domestic Policy Changes in Bid for International Recognition
Taliban spokesman says the group will not change its domestic policies despite calls for global recognition and formal ties.
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