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Democrats Accuse Trump Administration of Redacting Epstein Case Documents
Democrats accuse the Trump administration of redacting documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein's case, hiding allegations against Trump from the public.
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UN Human Rights Council Meeting Focuses on Afghan Women’s Limited Access to Health Services
UN Human Rights Council meeting in Geneva focuses on Afghan women’s restricted access to health services under Taliban rule.
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Trump Sparks Controversy by Calling for Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib to be Sent to Mental Institutions
President Trump called for Congress members Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib to be sent to mental institutions, igniting controversy and…
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Afghanistan and Iran Hold New Border Talks in Kabul to Strengthen Security Cooperation
Afghanistan and Iran held high-level talks in Kabul to enhance border security and cooperation, aiming to reduce tensions and manage…
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Distribution of Wheat and Cash Begins for 1,200 Returnee Families in Kabul
Kabul has started distributing wheat and cash aid to 1,200 families returning from Pakistan and Iran amid rising challenges for…
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Construction of Two Irrigation Canals Begins in Logar with Over $382,000 Funding
Construction of two irrigation canals in Logar province starts with $382,586 funding from FAO, aiming to irrigate 1,269 hectares and…
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Kim Jong-un Says Improved US Relations Depend on Washington Changing Hostile Policies
North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un says improved US ties depend on Washington dropping hostile policies, while warning against South Korea's…
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Campaign Launched to Plant Hundreds of Thousands of Trees in Badakhshan and Samangan
Hundreds of thousands of trees will be planted in Badakhshan and Samangan this year to restore green areas and combat…
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Baloch Leader Condemns Pakistan’s Airstrikes on Afghan Civilian Areas
Baloch leader Harbiar Mari condemns Pakistan's airstrikes on Afghanistan's civilian areas, calling for unity against violations of Afghan sovereignty.
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Six Months After Kunar Earthquake, Thousands of Children Still Study in Tents
Six months after the Kunar earthquake, 25,000 children still study and live in tents as homes and schools remain unrepaired.