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Special Representative of UN Secretary-General Roza Otunbayeva last recalled the third Doha meeting provided an opportunity for member states to engage directly with the caretaker Afghan government on a range of concerns.

Last week, the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) gas pipeline project construction kicked off on Afghanistan’s soil, Afghan and Pakistani security forces clashed in Zazi Maidan district and the European Union (EU), Norway, and the United Kingdom (UK) pledged $35.8 million in aid to Afghanistan.

Last week, the United Nations emphasized the importance of continuing engagement with the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan.

Last week, high-ranking officials the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) travelled to three different countries.

Last week, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Kazakhstan accepted Afghan ambassadors. Kabul banned UN human rights expert Richard Bennett's entry into Afghanistan. Restrictions on women were reported to have had a negative impact.

KABUL (Pajhwok): Delegations from Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan and Iran arrived in Kabul last week, when the interim government said airspace violation by Pakistan was being investigated.

The rates of essential items sky rocketed in the post-regime change and Afghani badly depreciated but later Afghani regained its value by 45.5 percent while the rates of essential items declined 30 percent and fuel by 49 percent, Pajhwok Afghan News findings show.

Last week, the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) rejected the International Organisation for Migration’s (IOM) report that eight million Afghans have migrated in the past nearly five years.

Last week, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) dismissed consular services of 14 diplomatic missions and termed them unacceptable, websites of four diplomatic missions shut down, some Afghan officials stressed both religious and scientific education and the IEA called the UNAMA’s criticism of women rights unfounded.

Last week, Canberra pledged to compensate the families of those unlawfully killed or harmed by Australian forces in Afghanistan, while Human Rights Watch called for the lifting of restrictions on Afghan women.

Last week, the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) rejected the former US president’s claim regarding weapons sales, some countries showed interest in open their embassies in Kabul and Pakistan demanded Afghanistan to investigate the Bannu attack incident but Kabul said the attack was nothing to do with Afghanistan.

The United Nations last week expressed concern about the human rights situation and the presence of Al Qaeda in Afghanistan, but the Islamic Emirate rejected the claims while India and Russia praised the interim government’s steps taken against ‘terrorism’.