Immigration

93 Afghan nationals released from Pakistani prisons in two days

The released individuals entered Afghanistan through the Spin Boldak border crossing in southern Kandahar Province.

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Women

Report finds more than a third of Afghan women have experienced violence

The group said its findings were based on a survey of 600 Afghan women, 36.7 percent of whom reported experiencing.

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Afghanistan

Fire erupts near MSF facility in Khost

Witnesses said the fire started in a cluster of nearby shops adjacent to the MSF hospital.

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Afghanistan

Kabul residents struggle with power cuts amid rising heat

During increasingly hot days, households report frequent disruptions that hinder daily routines and productivity.

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Media

Private broadcaster ‘Rah-e Farda’ resumes programming after two-month suspension

The station was taken off the air at the end of April after the Taliban’s Ministry of Information and Culture.

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Afghanistan

Taliban build 12 religious schools in three months as girls’ education remains restricted

Ministry figures show that construction took place in April, May, and June.

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Afghanistan

Burchett says House passed ‘No Tax Dollars for Terrorists’ bill

The bill directs the State Department to design a strategy discouraging foreign governments and NGOs—particularly those receiving U.S. aid—from providing.

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Politics

Faiq urges ‘genuine inclusivity’ in UN political approach for Afghanistan

Faiq outlined a series of urgent reforms needed to ensure the mosaic approach advances national reconciliation and international reintegration.

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Politics

UNAMA chief: ‘Mosaic approach’ doesn’t intend normalization of status quo

UNAMA chief described the approach as “an engagement with a clear goal.”

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Politics

Envoy: US-Afghanistan policy is currently under review

Shea criticized the international community’s aid strategy since the Taliban’s 2021 takeover, calling it “unsustainable” and ineffective in changing the.

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