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Afghanistan Trust Fund Supports Vital Public Services Amid Challenges
Afghanistan Trust Fund supports vital services like health, renewable energy, and water to ensure essential services continue amid ongoing challenges.
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Food Prices Rise in Herat Amid Escalating Conflict in Iran
Rising food and raw material prices in Herat hit families amid the Iran conflict, with residents demanding stronger measures against…
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Oil and Gas Prices Surge Following Strait of Hormuz Closure Amid US-Iran Tensions
Oil and gas prices have surged due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz amid US-Iran tensions, disrupting global…
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Afghanistan Special Fund Emphasizes Support for Women Amid March Observance
Afghanistan Special Fund stresses ongoing support for women's rights and equal opportunities during March, amid Taliban restrictions and social challenges.
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UNICEF Reports Nearly 22 Million People in Afghanistan Need Humanitarian Aid in 2026
UNICEF warns nearly 22 million Afghans, including 11.6 million children, will need aid in 2026 amid funding shortfalls and ongoing…
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Russia Condemns US and Israeli Attack on Iran, Calls for Immediate Halt and Diplomatic Talks
Russia condemns US and Israeli attack on Iran, urges immediate halt of military actions and calls for renewed diplomatic talks…
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Amrullah Saleh Rejects ‘Taliban Formula,’ Criticizes Taliban’s Prisoner Release
Amrullah Saleh criticizes the Taliban's administration, rejects any 'Taliban formula,' and questions the release of three Pakistani prisoners handed to…
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Over 5 Million Returnees to Afghanistan Prompt Urgent Shelter Needs
Over 5 million people have returned to Afghanistan since 2023, intensifying the urgent need for adequate shelter and coordinated humanitarian…
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33 Human Rights Groups Demand Taliban Leaders Be Prosecuted for ‘Crimes Against Humanity’ at UN General Assembly
Thirty-three organizations urge the UN to prosecute Taliban leaders for crimes against humanity and recognize gender apartheid against Afghan women.
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Japan Pledges Support for 60,000 Vulnerable People in Afghanistan
UNICEF reports Japan's new aid will provide water, sanitation, and child protection services to 60,000 vulnerable people in Afghanistan.