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Human Rights Crisis Deepens Under Taliban Rule, Says Human Rights Watch
Human Rights Watch warns that under Taliban rule, Afghanistan faces a deepening human rights and humanitarian crisis, with widespread abuses…
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Iran’s Deputy Ambassador in Kabul Questions Broader Definition of ‘Resistance’ Beyond Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran
Iran’s deputy ambassador in Kabul challenges the traditional definition of 'resistance,' excluding Afghan forces and aligning more with the Taliban…
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Afghan Resistance Against Taliban Exemplifies True Defiance, Says Ahmad Mousavi
Seyed Ahmad Mousavi highlights Afghan resistance to the Taliban as genuine defiance against oppression and calls for Iranian support.
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Ten-Day Child Vaccination Campaign Set to Launch Across Afghanistan
Afghanistan launches a 10-day nationwide child vaccination campaign despite challenges like insecurity and remote areas.
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US Quietly Re-engages with Taliban as Regional Dynamics Shift
As US-Taliban relations quietly evolve, Afghanistan may enter a new phase of indirect cooperation amid rising Iran-US tensions and regional…
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UN: Afghanistan Faces World’s Most Complex Humanitarian Crisis Amid Mass Returns
UN reports Afghanistan faces the world's most complex humanitarian crisis as 5.8 million returnees strain cities and services amid ongoing…
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UN Warns of Possible Landmine Movement Amid Heavy Rain and Flash Floods in Afghanistan
Heavy rains and flash floods in Afghanistan have caused deaths, damaged homes, and displaced landmines, risking further explosions and affecting…
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Doctors Without Borders Warns of Health Access Crisis for Afghan Refugees in Pakistan
Doctors Without Borders warns Afghan refugees in Pakistan face health risks due to fear of arrest under forced return policies…
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Unprecedented Rise in Rice Prices in Laghman Amid Expansion of Paddy Cultivation
Rice prices in Afghanistan's Laghman province have nearly doubled amid increased paddy cultivation and economic challenges for locals.
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Ravadari Labels Pakistan’s Attacks on Afghanistan as War Crimes
Ravadari reports Pakistan's military attacks in Afghanistan caused over 1,187 civilian casualties, property damage, and displacement, potentially constituting war crimes.