Important News
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Protest in Berlin Against Taliban’s Role in Afghan Refugee Expulsions
Protesters in Berlin demand an end to Afghan refugee expulsions and call for Germany to cut ties with the Taliban…
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CNN Reports Cyberattack on US Fuel Storage Systems, Iranian Hackers Implicated
CNN reports a cyberattack on US fuel storage systems with Iranian hackers blamed, raising safety and environmental concerns over disabled…
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Cuba Restores Nationwide Power After Extensive Blackout
Cuba restores nationwide power after a major blackout amid oil shortages and ongoing energy challenges, with scheduled outages continuing.
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US Urges Taliban to End ‘Hostage Policy’ on 12th Anniversary of Paul Overby’s Disappearance
On the 12th anniversary of Paul Overby's disappearance, the US urges the Taliban to stop their 'hostage policy' and clarify…
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US General: Afghanistan Remains a Focal Point of Terrorist Threats
US military official warns Afghanistan remains a key focus of terrorist threats despite US troop withdrawal and Taliban claims.
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Thousands of Students in Shindand Study Without School Buildings Amid Harsh Weather
Thousands of students in Shindand, Herat, study outdoors due to lack of school buildings, facing harsh weather. Locals urge Taliban…
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China and Qatar Consult on Afghanistan’s Political and Economic Situation
China and Qatar discuss bilateral ties, economic cooperation, and Afghanistan's political situation, focusing on trade, aid, and security efforts.
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Taliban Administration Denies Threats from Afghan Territory
Taliban's Ministry of Interior denies Afghanistan being used for threats against other countries, responding to Russia's security concerns over extremist…
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US Central Command: Afghanistan Remains a Key Security Concern for Washington
US Central Command says Afghanistan remains a major security concern, with Washington closely monitoring potential threats and cooperating regionally.
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15 Drinking Water Networks Launched in Kunar Province
Fifteen safe drinking water networks in Kunar province now serve 7,600 families and 4,500 students, funded by humanitarian aid worth…