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Kabul women condemn Biden’s order on Afghanistan assets

The Afghan Women's Organization for Peace and Freedom has termed the US President Joe Biden’s decision regarding Afghanistan's foreign exchange reserves as unjust. President Joe Biden has moved to freeze about $7bn in assets held in US financial…

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‘Afghans should be compensated for 2 decades of US war’

Amal Social Association on Wednesday opposed the recent decision of the US President Joe Biden regarding the frozen assets of Afghanistan, stressing all the funds should be unlocked. Gul Agha Hussaini Sahibzada, head of the Amal Social Association,…

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Richest country steals from the poorest: China

Chinese Foreign Ministry has said in response to US President Joe Biden's order on Afghanistan's capital that the world's richest country “is stealing money” from the world's poorest country. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, HuaChunying, made the remarks on…

9/11 attacks unrelated to Afghanistan: Kabul rally

Residents of capital Kabul staged a protest rally on Sunday, saying the 9/11 attacks had nothing to do with the Afghan people and their money should not be given as compensation to victims of the attacks and they…

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World should unfreeze Afghan assets: Laghman disables

People with disabilities in eastern Laghman province on Sunday staged a protest rally in Mehtarlam, the provincial capital, calling on the international community to release Afghanistan's frozen assets. The protestors also called on the Taliban to give them…

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Protesters in Khost urge world to unfreeze Afghanistan assets

Residents of southeastern Khost province on Tuesday staged a protest demonstration and called on the international community to release the frozen money and recognize the current Afghan government. The protesters, numbering in hundreds, marched in the central…

Freeze on Afghanistan’s assets slammed as unfair

Economists have slammed the US move to freeze Afghanistan’s assets as unfair and politically motivated. They want the Biden administration to reverse the decision and the new Afghan government to take immediate steps to prevent a looming economic…

Officials refusing to register assets can’t travel abroad

The National Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) on Monday said that government officials who did not register their assets would be barred from traveling abroad. Firoz Bashari, spokesman of the commission, told Pajhwok Afghan News that 37,000 government officials are…