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UNICEF’s New Program Transforms Classroom Experience in Herat
UNICEF's new education program in Herat improves classroom environments and boosts student participation with UK support.
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US Maintains Strict Restrictions on Afghan Asylum Seekers Amid Security Concerns
The US continues strict security screenings for Afghan asylum seekers after a fatal attack, maintaining Afghanistan on the high-risk country…
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Over 9,000 Families Displaced in Kunar Amid Pakistan Rocket Attacks, Mental Health Crisis Looms
Rocket attacks near the Durand Line in Kunar have displaced over 9,000 families, disrupting lives and causing severe psychological distress.
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Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Warn of Retaliation Against 18 Major US Companies
Iran's Revolutionary Guards warn 18 major US companies of retaliation amid tensions, urging employees and neighbors to evacuate. No US…
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Afghanistan’s $538 Million Trade with Russia Skewed Heavily Towards Imports
Afghanistan's $538M trade with Russia is heavily imbalanced, with imports dominating exports, raising concerns over economic dependence.
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Taliban Administration Reports 25-Kilometer Progress on TAP Pipeline in Herat
Taliban reports 25 km progress on the TAP gas pipeline in Herat; 120 km prepared for work. Project links Turkmenistan…
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Flood Death Toll Rises to 28 Across 24 Afghan Provinces
Floods in Afghanistan have killed 28 and injured 49 across 24 provinces, causing widespread damage to homes, agriculture, and infrastructure.
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Border Tensions Displace Children and Families in Paktika Province
UNICEF reports children displaced by border tensions in Paktika, with aid efforts underway amid ongoing clashes between Taliban forces and…
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Flood Warning Issued for 14 Provinces in Afghanistan; 17 Dead in Two Days
Afghanistan's meteorology department warns of floods in 14 provinces; recent floods have killed 17 and injured 26 amid ongoing preparedness…
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Water Levels Rise Significantly in Three Major Afghan Dams Following Recent Rainfall
Water levels in three key Afghan dams rise significantly after recent rains, offering new hope for irrigation and food security…