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Five Years of Trust in the Taliban Comes at a Cost
A look at the cost of five years of trust in the Taliban, as regional tensions rise in Afghanistan and…
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Lavrov Says U.S. Kept Its Presence in Afghanistan Instead of Ending Terrorism
Lavrov says the US kept its military presence in Afghanistan after 9/11 instead of ending terrorism.
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Crowding at Kabul Children’s Hospital Highlights Afghanistan’s Healthcare Crisis
Crowding at Kabul’s main children’s hospital reveals Afghanistan’s worsening healthcare crisis, with shortages, malnutrition and pressure on staff.
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EU gives €15 million to World Food Programme in Afghanistan
The World Food Programme welcomes a €15 million EU grant to support climate resilience, livelihoods and school meals in Afghanistan.
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National Resistance Front Accuses Taliban of Psychological Warfare
Afghanistan’s National Resistance Front accuses the Taliban of running a psychological campaign to damage its image and influence public opinion.
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IOM to Support Reconstruction of 98 Earthquake-Damaged Homes in Kunar
IOM says it will support 98 earthquake-affected families in Kunar’s Nurgal district as they rebuild homes ahead of winter.
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Report Warns Poverty in Afghanistan Is Driving Families to Sell Children
A new report says deepening poverty in Afghanistan is driving families to child labour, early marriage and even selling children.
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Taliban Publicly Flogged More Than 2,700 People, Afghan Rights Group Says
Afghan rights group says the Taliban publicly flogged 2,745 people from 2022 to 2026, citing abuse, intimidation and due process…
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Aisha Wahab says U.S.-backed warlords plundered Afghanistan
Aisha Wahab says U.S.-backed warlords plundered Afghanistan and urges Washington to pursue diplomacy with Kabul.
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UN: Most Afghan Villagers Left Without Electricity
UNDP says only 40-42% of Afghans have power access, with rural communities facing severe electricity shortages.