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South Asia’s geopolitical landscape is shifting, creating new alliances
From Bangladesh and Pakistan growing closer to Afghanistan's courting of India, the region's political calculus looks more complex than ever Within a span of six months, South Asia's geopolitical ...
Freeze on refugee admissions puts Afghans who helped US war efforts in limbo
Two executive orders signed by President Donald Trump have caused worry among refugees living in Oklahoma, including those ...
At least one dead after firing incident at UN compound in Kabul
A firing incident at a United Nations compound in Kabul has killed one person and injured another, the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) said in a statement on Monday.
On This Day, Feb. 3: Passenger jet crashes in Afghan mountains, killing 104
On Feb. 3, 2005, 104 people aboard an Afghan airliner died when it crashed in the mountains near Kabul. It was Afghanistan's ...
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Afghanistan needs $21.9 million for mine clearance, UN says
OCHA warned that 3.3 million Afghans live within one kilometer of mine-contaminated areas, putting them at daily risk ...
Canadian Dave Lavery recounts his 77 days as a prisoner of the Taliban
The military veteran and humanitarian worker known as Canadian Dave, who was taken prisoner by the Taliban Nov. 11, 2024, ...
Bradford silent vigil highlights plight of Afghanistan women
A women's rights group held a silent vigil in Bradford's Centenary Square on Saturday in support of women in Afghanistan.
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Afghanistan’s air pollution better than last year: officials
The National Environmental Protection Agency (NEPA) said on Sunday that air pollution in Afghanistan has decreased this year ...
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Taliban govt-run corporation takes over luxury Kabul Serena hotel
The Kabul Serena Hotel was run for nearly 20 years by the Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development and was popular with ...