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Business
Taliban Suspends More Than 10 Tourism Companies in Herat
The Taliban have suspended more than 10 tourism companies in Herat over alleged violations and expired licences, according to Bakhtar…
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Xi Jinping Visits India for BRICS Summit, Talks with Modi on Easing Tensions
Xi Jinping arrives in New Delhi for the BRICS summit and talks with Narendra Modi on repairing China-India ties.
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Business
Taliban administration launches new mineral survey in Paktika
The Taliban administration has started a new mineral survey in Paktika, amid criticism over mining transparency and local benefits.
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Security & Incidents
Land dispute in Nangarhar leaves four dead, three wounded
Four killed and three wounded in a land dispute between two families in Chaparhar district, Nangarhar province, Taliban officials say.
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Afghans top asylum applicants in Europe, EU agency says
Afghans led asylum applications in Europe in the first half of 2026, with Germany remaining their top destination, EU data…
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Politics
Taliban Defence Ministry Delegation Heads to Beijing for Security Forum
Taliban Defence Ministry delegation travels to Beijing to attend the 13th Xiangshan International Forum on security and defence.
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Jan Egeland urges reopening of embassies and engagement with Taliban authorities
Jan Egeland urges countries to reopen embassies in Afghanistan and engage with the Taliban to support aid and women’s rights.
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Jalali Says 9/11 Helped Fuel Islamophobia Worldwide
Ali Ahmad Jalali says the 9/11 attacks helped spread Islamophobia and reshaped global politics and security.
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Health
More Than 1.5 Million People in Afghanistan Are Battling Cancer
More than 1.5 million people in Afghanistan are battling cancer as hospitals face shortages of equipment, medicines and treatment capacity.
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New York Times Says Armed Groups Still Active in Afghanistan
New York Times says al-Qaeda, IS-K and TTP remain active in Afghanistan, questioning Taliban claims of improved security.
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