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8 killed in Pakistan clashes, more PTI leaders arrested

Eight people have been killed and nearly 300 others wounded in clashes between ex-premier Imran Khan’s supporters and security personnel across Pakistan. More than 1,900 protesters were detained on Wednesday when more leaders of the Khan-led PTI party,…

9 Afghans go on trial in France over human trafficking

Nine Afghans have gone on trial in France over allegations of attempting to smuggle migrants through the dangerous Channel Water from France into Britain, media reports said. According to a report of Voice of America, the Afghans went…

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Closure of schools can affect girls’ future: AI

The Amnesty International (IA) says the Taliban government's decision to shut secondary schools for girls until further notice has left them "heartbroken" and "disappointed". After the Afghan caretaker government decided to cancel the opening of girls’ high schools,…

Gilani hopes inclusive govt will be formed until next year

Head of the Afghanistan National Solidarity Movement (ANSM) --- Nuhzat Hambastagi Melli Afghanistan --- has urged the Taliban authorities to ensure the honor and security of the people of Afghanistan and ensure implementation of general amnesty. During an…

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UN-OCHA promises to attract international aid

The head of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in Afghanistan met with the governor of eastern Nangarhar province and assured him support in attracting international aid to the war-torn country. Isabelle Moussard…

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Stay neutral, Taliban leader asks world community

Taliban’s supreme leader Mullah Haibatullah Akhund in his Eidul Fitr message on Sunday asked the UN and other countries to observe neutrality and warned the US of consequences over violating the Doha agreement. In his message the Taliban…

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Foreign election observers yet to be accredited

KABUL) on Monday said four international observers were yet to be granted credentials and issued visas for next month’s presidential election. Abdul Aziz Ibrahimi, IEC deputy spokesman, told Pajhwok Afghan News that 24 domestic observers had received their credentials for…