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KABUL (Pajhwok): Last week, Japan, Ukraine and Saudi Arabia announced aid packages for Afghanistan, two international Organisations resumed operation whiel . . .

Last week, the UN credentials committee has postponed for the second time the membership of the acting Afghan government for 2023, international humanitarian aid continued to arrive in Afghanistan, while some countries termed inclusive government vital for Afghanistan.

Last week, acting Defence Minister Mullah Mohammad Yaqoub Mujahid held a meeting with US Special Representative for Afghanistan Thomas West and discussed human rights situation, peace and stability in Afghanistan.

The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan says it is trying to establish good relations with the international community in cooperation with Qatar.  The government, after being not invited to a meeting in Moscow, says it welcomes any huddle that benefits Afghanistan.

Last week, China and the United States pledged resumption of half-completed projects in Afghanistan. South Korea and Denmark announced $10 million in aid for Afghan teachers.

Fresh humanitarian aid worth $367 million was announced for Afghanistan last week by the international community, which once again stressed the formation of an inclusive government in the country. Acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi termed the release of Bashir Noorzai as the opening of a new chapter in relationsh with the United States.

Fifty-nine people were killed and wounded across Afghanistan in violent incidents last week when the formation of a planned grand jirga, structure of the Reconciliation Commission and strategy for hijab evoked mixed reactions.

PESHAWAR (Pajhwok): Pakistan’s Interior Minister Ahsan Iqbal has been wounded in an assassination attempt in . . .