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Pakistan Accuses Taliban of Politicizing Afghan People’s Suffering
Pakistan accuses the Taliban of exploiting Afghan suffering and failing to act against terrorists, as peace talks in Istanbul show…
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Over a Quarter of Afghan Migrant Families in Iran Headed by Women
Over a quarter of Afghan migrant families in Iran are headed by women, sparking social challenges amid growing regional migration…
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Amrullah Saleh Mocks Reported Deadlock in Taliban-Pakistan Talks in Turkey
Former Afghan VP Amrullah Saleh says Taliban-Pakistan talks in Turkey failed, sparking tensions amid border unrest and militant concerns.
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UN Warns Afghan Cities Unprepared for Rapid Urban Population Growth
UN-Habitat warns Afghan cities are unprepared for rapid urban growth due to lack of infrastructure, planning, and management under Taliban…
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Taliban Accused of Escalating Crackdown on Former Afghan Security Forces
Reports reveal increasing Taliban repression of ex-Afghan security forces, including killings and torture, prompting calls for accountability.
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Trump Vows to Quickly Resolve Taliban-Pakistan Conflict
President Trump claims he can quickly resolve the conflict between the Taliban and Pakistan, highlighting U.S. involvement in regional peace…
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Senior Iranian Diplomat Visits Kabul for Talks on Water Disputes and Border Issues
Iranian deputy foreign minister visits Kabul for sensitive talks with Taliban on water rights, border cooperation, and judicial issues.
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Second Round of Taliban-Pakistan Talks Concludes in Istanbul
Taliban and Pakistan end second round of talks in Istanbul, focusing on border tensions, security cooperation, and regional stability.
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UN Report Highlights Environmental Damage from Toxic Weapons in Afghanistan
UN report warns of serious environmental and health risks in Afghanistan from decades of toxic weapon use, urging action from…
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Iran Promises Temporary School Enrollment for Undocumented Afghan Children
Iran to temporarily enroll undocumented Afghan children in schools amid mass deportations, stressing the humanitarian need for continued education.