Afghanistan
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The Taliban are trying to finalize a way for women and girls to work and study in Herat
The head of Taliban information and culture in Herat province says the Islamic Emirate is working to finalize a process…
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The Taliban denied the claim that suicide bomber on Kabul airport had been released by this group
A spokesman for the group denied the report by the New York Times that suicide bomber who attaced to kabul…
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The Meteorological Department warned of possible snow and rain in 32 provinces
The Meteorological Department of Afghanistan reported the possibility of relatively heavy snow and rain with flash floods in 32 provinces…
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The Taliban are deploying more than 100 troops along the Durand Line
The Bakhtar state news agency reported that more than 100 Taliban troops were to be deployed along the Durand Line.…
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Protesters in Kabul demanded recognition of the Taliban government
A number of Kabulis today protested the US freezing of Afghan currency. The protesters marched today to demand the release…
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Breshna extended electricity imports from four countries to Afghanistan for another year
The Afghan Electricity Company announced that it has extended electricity imports from Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Iran and Turkmenistan for another year…
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Traffic accident in Baghlan killed two people
Two people have been killed in two traffic accidents in Baghlan. Bakhtar state news agency reported that two people were…
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UNICEF provided cash assistance to 14,000 families in Nuristan
Local officials in Nuristan say the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has provided financial assistance to more than 14,000 families…
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UNICEF: Afghanistan has the highest number of child deaths since 2005
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) says Afghanistan has the highest number of confirmed child deaths since 2005. More than…
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Canada announces readiness to accept Afghan women judges
The Canadian Foreign Ministry has announced that it will accept Afghan women judges and their families who are living in…
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