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FAO distributes solar cookers to 468 families across five Afghan provinces
FAO says 468 families in five Afghan provinces received solar cookers to cut fuel use, pollution and pressure on natural…
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Uncertainty Grows for 1,100 Afghans as Qatar’s al-Sailiya Camp Faces Closure
The fate of about 1,100 Afghans in Qatar remains unclear as al-Sailiya camp prepares to close on Sept. 30.
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Shahbaz Sharif and Guterres discuss Afghanistan and security concerns
Shahbaz Sharif and UN chief Antonio Guterres discuss Afghanistan, regional issues and rising Pakistan-Afghanistan tensions in New York.
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UN Reports Rising Inflation and Living-Cost Pressure on Afghan Households
UN says inflation and rising living costs are deepening pressure on Afghan households as food prices and trade disruptions worsen.
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UN envoy urges access to education for girls in Afghanistan
UN envoy Gordon Brown urges global and Muslim leaders to push for girls' education in Afghanistan as Taliban restrictions continue.
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Hanif Atmar Urges UN to Stop Pakistan’s Attacks on Afghanistan
Hanif Atmar calls on the UN to stop Pakistan's attacks on Afghanistan and urges full enforcement of Security Council Resolution…
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World Bank Says Afghanistan Economy Slowing After Foreign Aid Cuts
World Bank says Afghanistan's economy slowed in August as foreign aid fell, trade disruptions deepened and the trade deficit widened.
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Russia-Taliban Talks on Hiring Afghan Workers Stall, Diplomat Says
Russia and the Taliban administration have stalled talks on hiring Afghan workers, with language and permit rules blocking progress.
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UNDP Builds 35 Climate-Resilient Greenhouses in Central Afghanistan
UNDP says it has built 35 climate-resilient greenhouses in central Afghanistan, creating jobs for 225 people, including 105 women.
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Britain Finds 97 Million Documents, Delaying Afghanistan Killing Inquiry
Britain has identified 97 million documents that may be linked to an inquiry into alleged unlawful killings in Afghanistan.