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Germany Nears Agreement with Taliban to Repatriate Afghan Refugees
Germany is close to agreeing with the Taliban on the orderly return of Afghan refugees amid criticism from human rights…
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UNICEF Voices Concern Over Ongoing Ban on Girls’ Education in Afghanistan
UNICEF urges lifting Afghanistan's ban on girls' secondary education to ensure equal learning opportunities and a brighter future for Afghan…
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Explosion in Kabul Reportedly Kills Leader of Pakistan’s Tehrik-e-Taliban
Two explosions in Kabul reportedly killed TTP leader Mufti Noor Wali Mehsud, raising security concerns between Islamabad and the Taliban…
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Nearly 9 Million Children Vaccinated in First Phase of Measles Campaign in Afghanistan
Nearly 9 million children were vaccinated in Afghanistan's first phase of a measles campaign to prevent outbreaks and protect vulnerable…
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Education Crisis in Afghanistan: Over Two Million Children Out of School
UNICEF and UNESCO warn over 2 million Afghan children are out of school amid a deepening education crisis and call…
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Instagram Access Restricted in Kabul and Several Other Afghan Cities
Instagram access has been restricted in Kabul and several Afghan cities, raising concerns over freedom of expression amid Taliban internet…
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Over 90% of Afghan People Support Girls’ Education, UN Reports
UN reports 92% of Afghans value girls' education amid Taliban restrictions; calls grow to reopen schools and universities for girls.
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Devastating Earthquake in Eastern Afghanistan Causes Severe Agricultural Damage, FAO Reports
A 6.0 earthquake in eastern Afghanistan devastates farmland and livestock. FAO warns urgent aid needed to prevent food insecurity and…
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Nationwide Fiber-Optic Internet Cut Off in Afghanistan
Afghanistan’s Taliban authorities cut nationwide fiber-optic internet, sparking concerns over censorship, disruption, and restrictions on basic freedoms.
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Afghan Consulate Staff in Bonn Resign Over Germany’s Acceptance of Taliban-Appointed Diplomats
All staff at Afghanistan’s consulate in Bonn resign in protest after Germany accepts Taliban-appointed envoys, citing risks to citizens’ records.