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HRW Warns EU Against Agreement with Taliban on Afghan Refugee Returns
Human Rights Watch warns the EU against deals with the Taliban on Afghan refugee returns due to risks of abuse,…
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Climate Agencies Warn of Severe Flood Risks in Afghanistan Due to Strong El Niño
Climate agencies warn of severe floods in Afghanistan due to a strong El Niño, threatening homes and livelihoods in vulnerable…
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2,500 Visas Issued as Afghan Pilgrims Begin Arriving for Martyr Leader’s Funeral in Iran
Iran issues 2,500 visas to Afghan pilgrims attending the Islamic Revolution leader's funeral, with arrivals at Dogharun border crossing underway.
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UN OCHA Warns Afghanistan Crisis Persists Despite Fading Media Coverage
UN OCHA warns Afghanistan's crisis continues to impact millions despite less media coverage and funding shortages, urging sustained humanitarian support.
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WHO Sees Potential to Eradicate Polio in Afghanistan Within 12 Months
WHO says polio could be eradicated in Afghanistan within 12 months with stronger coordination and cooperation from the Taliban government.
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Afghans Remain Largest Group of Asylum Seekers in Germany Despite Overall Decline
Afghans remain the largest group of asylum seekers in Germany despite a 27% drop in applications, with France, Italy, and…
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The Paradox of Attachment to and Criticism of Iran: Two Sides of the Same Coin
A look into Noohullah Naji Bigzad’s life reveals the paradox of deep attachment to Iran alongside critical views of its…
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Afghan Pilgrims Allowed Entry 24 Hours Before Martyr Leader’s Funeral via Dogharoon Border
Afghan pilgrims can enter Iran 24 hours before the martyr leader's funeral via Dogharoon border with visas issued for 2,500…
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Taliban Detain 55 Shia Mourners During Muharram in Kabul
Taliban detain 55 Shia mourners in Kabul during Muharram, impose restrictions on ceremonies, and face criticism from Afghanistan Human Rights…
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UN Reports Nearly 50 Monthly Casualties from Unexploded Ordnance in Afghanistan, Majority Children
UN reports nearly 50 monthly casualties in Afghanistan due to unexploded ordnance, with 80% victims being children. Calls for continued…