Afghanistan

Imported electricity from Turkmenistan restored in Herat

The power disruption left parts of Herat city in darkness for the past three days.

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Afghanistan

Taliban leader reiterates call for full enforcement of morality law

It grants extensive powers to religious enforcers, known as muhtasibs or Taliban moral police, who are tasked with overseeing compliance.

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Afghanistan

UNAMA chief, Pakistani envoy discuss Afghanistan

Khan said on X that the meeting took place on the sidelines of the Summit on Girls’ Education held in.

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Afghanistan, South Asia

Germany voices concern over deportation of Afghan refugees in Pakistan

The German government has expressed concern over Pakistan’s deportation of Afghan refugees, many of whom face lengthy waits for resettlement.

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Women

Afghan journalist dies in Pakistan, laid to rest in Faryab

Qarizada, 25, died on Friday in a hospital in Pakistan, where she had been receiving medical treatment for an unspecified.

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Afghanistan, South Asia

Pakistan, OIC discuss Afghanistan and humanitarian crisis

Sadiq met with Tarig Ali Bakheet, the OIC’s special envoy for Afghanistan, on the sidelines of an international education summit.

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Afghanistan, South Asia

Taliban decline Pakistan’s invitation to Muslim nations summit in Islamabad

Pakistan’s Education Minister, Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui, confirmed the absence of representatives from the Taliban administration.

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Afghanistan, South Asia

Taliban respond to Khawaja Asif’s remarks, call Pakistan a ‘haven for ISIS’

Hamdullah Fitrat, the Taliban’s deputy spokesperson, said in an audio message, “ISIS operates within Pakistani territory.

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Afghanistan

24 dead from carbon monoxide poisoning in Afghanistan

The crisis comes as the country faces widespread humanitarian need.

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Afghanistan, South Asia

Border skirmishes delay aid delivery in Paktika, UN agency reports

The clashes, which have also impacted Paktya and Khost provinces, have prompted the WFP to monitor the situation closely for.

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