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UNDP says nearly 180,000 people tested for tuberculosis in Afghanistan
UNDP says 179,845 people were tested for tuberculosis across Afghanistan between April and June 2026 under a Global Fund project.
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Afghans top asylum applicants in Europe, EU agency says
Afghans led asylum applications in Europe in the first half of 2026, with Germany remaining their top destination, EU data…
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BRICS summit opens in New Delhi with focus on global governance
BRICS leaders gather in New Delhi to discuss global governance, trade, energy, and the role of the Global South.
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Human Rights Watch Calls on Pakistan to Cancel Expulsion of Afghan Medical Students
Human Rights Watch urges Pakistan to stop expelling Afghan medical students, warning it could end female students' education.
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Norwegian Refugee Council Warns of Deepening Family Crisis in Afghanistan
Norwegian Refugee Council warns Afghanistan’s families face a worsening crisis driven by displacement, conflict, climate shocks and gender discrimination.
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Afghanistan’s Shia Commission Says Work Continues After Taliban Surround Its Office
Afghanistan's High Commission of Shiites says its work continues after Taliban forces surrounded its office.
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UNICEF says 90% of 10-year-olds in Afghanistan lack basic reading skills
UNICEF says 90% of 10-year-olds in Afghanistan cannot read, as education restrictions deepen concerns over the country's future.
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Afghan Girls Turn to Secret Schools After Being Denied Secondary Education
Girls in Afghanistan are attending secret schools after being denied secondary education under Taliban rule, CBS News reports.
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UN ban on Afghan women workers in offices marks one year
UN says ban on Afghan women workers entering its offices has continued for a year, hampering aid delivery to women…
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UN Refugee Agency Calls for Greater Support for Displaced People
UN refugee agency urges global support for forcibly displaced people and says their fundamental rights must be protected.