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Afghanistan
The presidents of Pakistan and Tajikistan discussed the situation in Afghanistan
The Pakistani president, in a meeting with his Tajik counterpart, stressed the need for the United States to release Afghanistan’s…
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UN: Aid distributed to 5 million Afghans after Taliban rule
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has announced the distribution of aid to 5 million…
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The President of Turkey paid an official visit to Turkmenistan
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan left Istanbul Ataturk Airport today for an official visit to the Turkmen capital Ashgabat. Following…
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The US Geological Survey said an earthquake shook northeastern Afghanistan
The US Geological Survey said a magnitude 4.0 earthquake shook the northeastern part of the Afghanistan. The epicenter was reported…
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NATO foreign ministers are meeting on the situation in Afghanistan
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has announced that a meeting will be held by the foreign ministers of the…
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Hundreds of female students took entrance exams for Afghan-Turkish schools
Hundreds of female students took the entrance exam for Afghan-Turkish schools in Kabul yesterday (Friday) despite the Taliban delay in…
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Afghanistan
Haqqani School Deputy: I am proud that our students are the rulers of Afghanistan
The deputy head of the Haqqani School in Pakistan says he is proud that students in Afghanistan have won power.…
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345 people were transferred from Kabul to Germany
Germany transferred 345 people from Kabul to Germany. The German Foreign Ministry said the flight carried local staff, journalists, women’s…
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A mine blast in Badghis killed and injured three people
Local Taliban officials in Badghis say three people have been killed and wounded in a landmine explosion in the province.…
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Australian company denies deal with Taliban to set up cannabis processing plant
Australian company Sefarm has denied an agreement with the Taliban on the processing and export of Afghan cannabis. The company…
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