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"Civilians Targeted": Kabul After Pakistan Says 70 Killed In Afghan Border Attack
Pakistan's military has claimed that it has killed at least 70 in strikes along the border with Afghanistan over the weekend, targeting what it described as terror hideouts, which it blamed for recent attacks inside the country.
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Several British Citizens Detained In Afghanistan, Claim UK Authorities
A "number" of British nationals are being detained in Afghanistan, the UK government said Saturday, adding that it had raised the issue with the country's Taliban authorities.
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United Nations Seeks $5 Billion In Aids To Avert Humanitarian Crisis In Afghanistan
The United Nations said Tuesday it needed $5 billion in aid for Afghanistan in 2022 to avert a humanitarian catastrophe and offer the ravaged country a future after 40 years of suffering.
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Over 100 Extrajudicial Killings Since Taliban Takeover In Afghanistan: UN
The UN decried Tuesday credible allegations of more than 100 extrajudicial killings in Afghanistan since the Taliban took power in August, with most carried out by the Taliban themselves.
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As Afghans Face Hunger And Unemployment, Taliban Offers Jobs For Wheat
Afghanistan's Taliban government launched a programme to tackle hunger on Sunday, offering thousands of people wheat in exchange for labour.
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In Taliban-Controlled Kabul, Beauty Salon Serves As Safe Haven For Women
It is one of the last places in Kabul where women can meet outside their households, a bubble of freedom and even frivolity away from the gaze of men.
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Afghanistan: Who's Who In The Taliban Leadership
The Taliban has not yet announced a new government after taking control of Afghanistan but the hardline Islamist group confirmed Sunday that its supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada is in Afghanistan and could soon appear in public for the first time
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Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis LIVE Updates: Air Force Special Flight With 168 People From Kabul Lands At Hindon Air Base Near Delhi
A special repatriation flight by the Indian Air Force - carrying 168 passengers, including 107 Indians - landed this morning at the Hindon air base near Delhi from Kabul.
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Team Afghan Footballer Among Men Who Fell To Death From US Plane
An Afghan footballer who played for the national youth team fell to his death after trying to cling to a US plane airlifting people out of Taliban-controlled Kabul, a sports federation said Thursday.
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G7 Urges Taliban To Ensure Safe Passage Out Of Afghan Capital Kabul
Foreign ministers from the G7 countries on Thursday urged the Taliban to provide safe passage for those trying to flee Kabul, in the group's first formal statement on the crisis.
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"No Democratic System At All," Say Taliban. Council May Rule Afghanistan
Afghanistan may be governed by a ruling council now that the Taliban has taken over, while the Islamist terrorist movement's supreme leader, Haibatullah Akhundzada, would likely remain in overall charge, a senior member of the group told Reuters.
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Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis Highlights: Ashraf Ghani Says "In Talks To Return Afghanistan
Former Afghan president Ashraf Ghani said Wednesday he supports talks between the Taliban and top former officials, and denied allegations that he transferred large sums of money out of the country before fleeing to the United Arab Emirates.
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"Civilians Targeted": Kabul After Pakistan Says 70 Killed In Afghan Border Attack
Pakistan's military has claimed that it has killed at least 70 in strikes along the border with Afghanistan over the weekend, targeting what it described as terror hideouts, which it blamed for recent attacks inside the country.
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Several British Citizens Detained In Afghanistan, Claim UK Authorities
A "number" of British nationals are being detained in Afghanistan, the UK government said Saturday, adding that it had raised the issue with the country's Taliban authorities.
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United Nations Seeks $5 Billion In Aids To Avert Humanitarian Crisis In Afghanistan
The United Nations said Tuesday it needed $5 billion in aid for Afghanistan in 2022 to avert a humanitarian catastrophe and offer the ravaged country a future after 40 years of suffering.
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Over 100 Extrajudicial Killings Since Taliban Takeover In Afghanistan: UN
The UN decried Tuesday credible allegations of more than 100 extrajudicial killings in Afghanistan since the Taliban took power in August, with most carried out by the Taliban themselves.
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As Afghans Face Hunger And Unemployment, Taliban Offers Jobs For Wheat
Afghanistan's Taliban government launched a programme to tackle hunger on Sunday, offering thousands of people wheat in exchange for labour.
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In Taliban-Controlled Kabul, Beauty Salon Serves As Safe Haven For Women
It is one of the last places in Kabul where women can meet outside their households, a bubble of freedom and even frivolity away from the gaze of men.
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Afghanistan: Who's Who In The Taliban Leadership
The Taliban has not yet announced a new government after taking control of Afghanistan but the hardline Islamist group confirmed Sunday that its supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada is in Afghanistan and could soon appear in public for the first time
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Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis LIVE Updates: Air Force Special Flight With 168 People From Kabul Lands At Hindon Air Base Near Delhi
A special repatriation flight by the Indian Air Force - carrying 168 passengers, including 107 Indians - landed this morning at the Hindon air base near Delhi from Kabul.
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Team Afghan Footballer Among Men Who Fell To Death From US Plane
An Afghan footballer who played for the national youth team fell to his death after trying to cling to a US plane airlifting people out of Taliban-controlled Kabul, a sports federation said Thursday.
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G7 Urges Taliban To Ensure Safe Passage Out Of Afghan Capital Kabul
Foreign ministers from the G7 countries on Thursday urged the Taliban to provide safe passage for those trying to flee Kabul, in the group's first formal statement on the crisis.
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"No Democratic System At All," Say Taliban. Council May Rule Afghanistan
Afghanistan may be governed by a ruling council now that the Taliban has taken over, while the Islamist terrorist movement's supreme leader, Haibatullah Akhundzada, would likely remain in overall charge, a senior member of the group told Reuters.
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Afghanistan-Taliban Crisis Highlights: Ashraf Ghani Says "In Talks To Return Afghanistan
Former Afghan president Ashraf Ghani said Wednesday he supports talks between the Taliban and top former officials, and denied allegations that he transferred large sums of money out of the country before fleeing to the United Arab Emirates.
