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Germany Deports 13 Afghan Nationals Convicted of Various Crimes to Kabul
Germany has deported 13 Afghan men convicted of sexual offences, violence and drug trafficking on a charter flight to Kabul.
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New HIV infections rise in Afghanistan, Reuters reports
Reuters says new HIV infections in Afghanistan have risen, with 286 cases identified in 18 months amid treatment shortages and…
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Pentagon confirms Iranian fire damaged U.S. F-35 fighter jet
The Pentagon has confirmed that an F-35 fighter jet was damaged by Iranian fire during a mission over Iran.
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Afghan medical students file petition against Pakistan medical council order
Afghan medical students in Pakistan petition Islamabad High Court to отмен cancel a Pakistan Medical and Dental Council notification.
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Fuel Price Hikes Spark Anti-Government Protests Across Eight Syrian Provinces
Fuel price hikes in Syria have sparked anti-government protests across eight provinces as public anger over living costs grows.
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Taliban Statistics Office Says More Than 92% of Afghanistan’s Roads Are Still Unpaved
Afghanistan's statistics office says more than 92% of the country's roads are unpaved, according to a new nationwide survey.
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UNICEF warns returnee surge is straining Afghanistan’s services
UNICEF warns that mass returns from Iran and Pakistan are straining Afghanistan's borders, services and food security.
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UNICEF: Six Million People in Afghanistan Received Essential Health Services
UNICEF says more than six million people in Afghanistan received essential health services in July 2026 amid worsening humanitarian needs.
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FAO Says Eating Eggs Reduces Acute Malnutrition Risk in Afghan Children
FAO says children who eat eggs are less likely to suffer acute malnutrition as Afghanistan faces growing food insecurity.
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UN rolls out poppy alternative crop programme in Herat and Nangarhar
The UN is promoting saffron and damask rose farming in Herat and Nangarhar as an alternative to poppy cultivation in…