Afghanistan

UN Security Council to convene meeting on Afghanistan

Martin Griffiths, U.N. Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, is also scheduled to present a report on aid.

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OSCE meeting in Vienna highlights women’s rights in Afghanistan

The gathering underscored the significant implications for both regional and global stability.

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Taliban’s participation in Doha meeting dependent on UN agenda decision

The Doha meeting is scheduled to take place on June 30, with the participation of U.N. officials and envoys from.

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Taliban publicly flogs individual in Parwan

Over the past three years, the Taliban have flogged hundreds of individuals, including women, for various alleged crimes.

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EU envoy, Chinese ambassador discuss ‘cooperation with Afghanistan’

The announcement comes amid increased regional and international efforts to reach a consensus ahead of the upcoming Doha meeting of.

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Former President Hamid Karzai travels to US

Sources report that Karzai arrived in Virginia on Sunday and traveled to Maryland on Monday to participate in the burial.

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Kazakhstan removes Taliban from list of terrorist organizations

The announcement was made during a meeting with parliamentary speakers from the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) member countries,

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McKenzie criticizes Doha agreement, blaming it for Afghanistan’s collapse

Gen. McKenzie asserted that the U.S. was determined to leave Afghanistan regardless of the cost, which significantly undermined the Afghan.

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UNICEF: Tens of thousands of children affected by floods in Afghanistan

The most vulnerable children are in the northern provinces of Baghlan and Badakhshan and the western province of Ghor.

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WFP appeals for $14.5 million to support flood-affected people in Afghanistan

The WFP announced on X that it has already reached more than 65,000 people in the areas most severely impacted.

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