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UNICEF Warns Poverty and Malnutrition Threaten Future of Afghan Children
UNICEF warns rising poverty, conflict, and climate crisis are endangering the lives and future of millions of Afghan children facing…
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Less Than 10% of Afghan Refugees Accept German Government’s Financial Incentive to Withdraw Resettlement Plans
Less than 10% of Afghan refugees in Pakistan agree to Germany's financial incentive to forgo resettlement, raising concerns over unmet…
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Iran Says Over 1.5 Million Afghan Migrants Returned This Year, Amid Forced Deportation Criticism
Iran claims over 1.5 million Afghan migrants returned this year, while global groups allege most were forcibly deported amid worsening…
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Taliban Statistics Chief Wounded in Armed Attack in Farah
The Taliban's statistics head in Farah was wounded in a midday shooting by unknown gunmen, raising concerns over security in…
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UN: One-Third of Afghans to Live in Cities by 2026
UN warns that by 2026, one-third of Afghans will live in cities amid poor infrastructure and rapid urbanization, risking major…
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Second Round of Measles Vaccination Completed in 17 Afghan Provinces
WHO and UNICEF vaccinate over 8 million Afghan children in second measles campaign phase, reaching more than 91% coverage in…
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Trump Meets Saudi Crown Prince in Washington to Discuss Defense, Economy, and Regional Issues
Trump met Saudi Crown Prince in Washington to discuss defense deals, economic ties, and regional issues amid ongoing human rights…
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Afghan Consulate in Mashhad Outlines Procedure for Switching to Electronic Passports
Afghan Consulate in Mashhad sets new rules for migrants to replace family passports with electronic ones, requiring online appointments via…
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Israel Resumes Intense Air, Land and Sea Attacks on Gaza
Israel strikes Gaza by air, land, and sea in renewed offensive, challenging claims of a ceasefire; Taliban remains silent amid…
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Taliban’s Morality Minister Meets with Afghanistan’s Shiite Commission Representatives
Taliban minister meets Afghanistan's Shiite leaders to address concerns, but rights groups warn of ongoing discrimination and repression.