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Engaging with the Taliban is the Ultimate Solution to Move Forward: Pakistan
Pakistan Ambassador to Kabul on Tuesday, December 14, 2021, at the Pakistan Embassy discussed about the current political situation in Afghanistan, the massive challenges Afghan people are facing in different aspects including economy, security, unemployment, poverty, hunger, and more. The active engagement of Pakistan with the interim government of Afghanistan and ways to engage with the international community respectively.
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Nangarhar Customs Officials Arrested on Corruption Charges
Head of Nangarhar customs office, Hashmatullah Walizai, and five other officials of his department were arrested on corruption charges, the provincial governor Zia-ul-Haq Amarkhil said on Sunday.
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Nangarhar Customs Officials Arrested on Corruption Charges
Head of Nangarhar customs office, Hashmatullah Walizai, and five other officials of his department were arrested on corruption charges, the provincial governor Zia-ul-Haq Amarkhil said on Sunday.
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Taliban Say No Christians Live in Afghanistan; US Groups Concerned
There is no official data available about Christianity in Afghanistan, but USCIRF, quoting ICC, has reported 10,000 to 12,000 Christian converts in the Muslim country.
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Pakistan coaches IEA on winning international recognition
Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi gave Afghanistan’s new Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) rulers advice Thursday on how to gain international recognition, during a visit to Kabul.
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Meeting About Current Situation of Afghanistan
A two-day summit of countries in the region with the participation of countries including Iran, Russia and India will be held today (Thursday, May 26) in Dushanbe, the capital of Tajikistan.
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Deadly explosions in Kabul, Balkh spark Intl Condemnation
The explosions in Kabul and Balkh drew strong reactions at both the national and international level.
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Americans urged to leave Afghanistan due to security situation
The US Embassy in Kabul on Saturday called on all Americans in Afghanistan to leave the country immediately – on commercial flights.
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Gathering outside Afghan embassy in Tehran to condemn Kabul deadly school attack
A demonstration has been held in the Iranian capital to condemn Saturday’s multiple explosions in Kabul that killed scores of people, most of them little girls. Demonstrators gathered outside the Afghan embassy to express solidarity with Afghanistan.
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Multiple Blasts in West of Kabul; Six People Killed
Initial findings show that at least six people were killed and 11 more were wounded in Tuesday morning's blasts near a school in the west of Kabul, said Khalid Zadran, a spokesman for Kabul security department.
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Construction Planned for Over 130 Towns Nationwide
The Ministry of Urban Development and Housing is planning the construction of more than 130 towns in Kabul and provinces across the country.
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Health Ministry Pledges to Hire More Midwives
The Ministry of Public Health said it intends to increase the number of female professionals in health institutions to prevent maternal mortality.
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NATO Allies, Including Turkey, Continue Talks on Kabul Airport
NATO is talking with different allies, including Turkey, on maintaining support to the international airport in Kabul after the US and coalition forces withdraw from the country, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said Friday.
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Taliban to Rebuild Shah wa Arus Dam Soon
The cabinet of the Taliban has called on the Ministry of Energy and Water to take immediate action to complete the Shah wa Arus dam in northern Kabul.
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Ghazni’s Nawur Residents Carry a Patient to Kabul on a Wooden Board
Jawad (patient) was taken to Ramuz Eye Hospital in western Kabul yesterday.
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Islamic Emirate to Bring Changes to Cabinet
The Islamic Emirate is seeking to bring changes to the formation of the government cabinet, the deputy spokesman for the Islamic Emirate Bilal Karimi said on Friday.
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Afghan government handing power to Taliban
Sources have said that there are negotiations going on in the Afghan Presidential Palace ARG to transfer power to the Taliban.
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Kabul’s Shahr-i-Naw Park turns into abode for IDPs
Many internally displaced people (IDPs) in the Shahr-i-Naw Park of Kabul say they are unable to go back to their areas for want of money, urging the government to facilitate their return.
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EU denounces Taliban’s decision of schools’ closure, urges reversal
Members of the EU Parliament in a resolution expressed grave concern over the indefinite ban on teenage girls’ education by the Taliban and asked for a reversal of the decision.
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OIC Opens Office in Kabul for Humanitarian Efforts
The Organization for Islamic Cooperation (OIC) has opened it office in Kabul which will coordinate OIC’s humanitarian efforts in Afghanistan for addressing the humanitarian crisis in the country.
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Kabul and Mazar-e-Sharif blasts / 17 children fall victim to terrorist attacks
UNICEF tweeted on Friday (May 27th) referring to the recent bombings in Mazar-e-Sharif and Kabul, saying that 17 children had died in those two days. The organization also called for an immediate end to serious abuses against Afghan children.
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Richard Bennett expresses concern over continuing terrorist attacks in Afghanistan
Richard Bennett, the UN Special Rapporteur on the situation in Afghanistan, has expressed concern about the continuing terrorist attacks in Afghanistan, saying that investigations into the recent attacks should be complete, independent and well-sourced.
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US Embassy issues Alert to all Americans in Kabul following rocket attack
The US Embassy in Kabul issued a security alert to all its citizens on Saturday, just hours after a rocket attack rattled residents across the capital and suggested Americans in Kabul “may wish to consider departing”.
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3 children brutally, mysteriously murdered in Kabul
Three children aged between four to seven-year-old were cut off their heads inside their residence in Kabul on Wednesday.
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Uzbek-Afghan border guards engage in armed conflict
Taliban’s local officials in northern Jawzjan province said that Afghanistan’s border guards engaged in armed conflict with Uzbekistani in the Khumab district of the province.
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Torkham border closed for all types of immigration
The minister added that the decision was taken on the advice of the National Command and Operations Centre (NCOC).
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Taliban reopens National Museum in Kabul
Officials of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan said that the countries national museum based in Kabul has been reopened to visitors and people can visit the museum on daily basis.
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Hospital Attack Draws Sharp Intl, Domestic Reactions
Yesterday’s twin bombings against Sardar Mohammad Daud Khan hospital in Kabul drew sharp reactions both inside and outside Afghanistan.