Business
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Rail Transport in Afghanistan Rises 11% in First Half of the Year
Afghanistan’s rail freight rose 11% in early 1404, but experts warn corruption and poor oversight hinder real economic growth.
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Afghanistan’s Exports to Pakistan Rise 50% in August
Afghan exports to Pakistan surged 50% in August, driven by apricots, but declines in key goods raise concerns over Taliban…
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Taliban, Kazakhstan Discuss Expanded Health Cooperation Amid Earthquake Crisis
Kazakhstan pledges medical aid and training for Afghanistan as Taliban seek stronger health cooperation after recent earthquakes.
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France Recognizes State of Palestine at UN General Assembly
France recognizes Palestine at the UN, urging peace in Gaza but delaying embassy plans until a ceasefire and hostage release.
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Taliban Official Meets Russian Investors on Afghanistan’s Mining Sector
Russian investors explore mining deals with Taliban, sparking concerns over transparency and Afghanistan’s resource exploitation.
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Taliban Seek Japan’s Help to Resume Kabul Water Supply Project
The Taliban administration has asked Japan to resume its halted $24 million water supply project for Kabul, stalled since 2021.…
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Over 95,000 Tons of Goods Transported via Railways in One Week
Afghanistan’s Ministry of Public Works reported over 95,000 tons of goods moved via railways in one week, as the Taliban…
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Central Bank Chief Opposes Fiber Optic Internet Cuts for Banks
The Central Bank of Afghanistan has opposed cutting fiber optic internet for banks, with Taliban officials reportedly reconsidering restrictions due…
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Taliban Sell Nearly 9,000 kg of Gemstones in Nuristan
The Taliban sold nearly 9,000 kg of gemstones in Nuristan for over 95 million Afghanis, sparking concerns over transparency and…
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Taliban Administration Calls for Regional Cooperation in Afghanistan’s Energy Sector
Taliban Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Salam Hanafi urged regional cooperation in Afghanistan’s energy sector, despite sanctions, lack of recognition, and…