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Taliban Orders Overnight Internet Shutdown in Herat
Taliban cut internet in Herat overnight, raising concerns over freedom of information and digital rights in Afghanistan.
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Afghanistan’s Exports to Pakistan Rise 50% in August
Afghan exports to Pakistan surged 50% in August, driven by apricots, but declines in key goods raise concerns over Taliban…
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Taliban, Kazakhstan Discuss Expanded Health Cooperation Amid Earthquake Crisis
Kazakhstan pledges medical aid and training for Afghanistan as Taliban seek stronger health cooperation after recent earthquakes.
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UNICEF Urges Taliban to Reopen Girls’ Schools in Afghanistan
UNICEF urges the Taliban to lift the ban on girls’ education, warning it violates rights and threatens Afghanistan’s future progress.
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Taliban Ban Male Tailors from Sewing Women’s Clothing in Kandahar
aliban authorities in Kandahar have prohibited male tailors from making women’s clothing, forcing many shops to close and leaving local…
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Atta Mohammad Noor: Taliban Lack Legitimacy for International Agreements
Afghan politician Atta Mohammad Noor strongly criticized the Taliban, declaring they lack legitimacy to sign international agreements. He argued that…
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Armed Clash in Musa Qala Leaves Five Dead
A violent clash between Taliban fighters and an unidentified armed group in Musa Qala district of Helmand left five people…
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Two 2,000-Year-Old Archaeological Sites Discovered in Baghlan
Authorities in Baghlan province have reported the discovery of two ancient sites in Jilga district, believed to date back to…
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Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa Arrives in New York for UN General Assembly
Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa, a former leader of the al-Nusra Front, has arrived in New York to attend the UN…
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Taliban Education Minister Admits Afghanistan’s Airspace Remains Under Foreign Control
Acting Education Minister Habibullah Agha acknowledged that Afghanistan’s airspace is still controlled by foreign powers, citing nightly U.S. drone flights…