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Military aircraft attack protesters in Khash

Military aircraft attack protesters in Khash, Badakhshan under fire and nearly eighty killed and injured so far Siege, blood and deadly silence in Khash As popular protests in Badakhshan province increase, Khash district has become the scene of bloody repression and a humanitarian disaster. Local sources report that over the past two days, Taliban forces

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Afghanistan, a safe haven for terrorism

Afghanistan, a safe haven for terrorism; Taliban in the service of al-Qaeda, TTP and international extremists In the latest investigative report of the prestigious Longwar Journal, the hidden and yet worrying face of the Taliban as the main sponsor of international terrorist groups has been exposed once again. The report introduces the Taliban not only

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Mysterious murder of four members of a family in Herat

Mysterious murder of four members of a family in Herat; a new wave of insecurity in western Afghanistan Following the increasing trend of criminal acts in Afghanistan, local sources in Herat province report the horrific murder of four members of a family in the Guzara district of the province. The incident took place last night,

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Qush Tepe on the verge of demographic change

Qush Tepe on the verge of demographic change; Taliban hand over land to Kuchis in the area. Newly released documents show that the Taliban are trying to relocate Kuchis to lands around the strategic Qush Tepe canal, a move that has raised fears of ethnic tensions and the gradual elimination of the indigenous population. In

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Michael Semple: Doha is a “time-waster”; there is no hope for Taliban change

Former EU diplomat says Taliban not ready to change under any pressure. Michael Semple, the former deputy special envoy of the European Union for Afghanistan, has criticized the Doha talks, calling them “inconclusive” and emphasizing that there is no hope of changing Taliban policies through these talks. Speaking to the media on Sunday, July 28,

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UNICEF: 20,000 Afghan refugees deported from Iran daily

Warning about the separation of thousands of children from their families. The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has announced that on average, about 20,000 Afghan refugees are deported from Iran and enter Afghanistan through the borders of Herat province every day. Tajuddin Oywale, UNICEF Representative in Afghanistan, wrote on the social network X on Sunday

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A young man in Kandahar committed suicide due to economic problems

Local sources in Kandahar province confirmed that a young man named Abdullah committed suicide and died on Monday (July 29) in the Shorandam area of ​​​​the fifth district of Kandahar city. According to reports, Abdullah was 33 years old and worked in a private company with a monthly salary of 18,000 Pakistani rupees. It is

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Four killed, 10 injured in clash between Taliban and locals in Badakhshan

Local sources in Badakhshan province report that four people, including a woman, were killed and 10 others were injured in a clash between residents of Khash district and Taliban forces. The incident took place on Monday, July 2 in the village of “Shahran” in the Khash district. According to sources, Taliban forces shot four people

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Silence that legitimizes; Women Activists Warn of Taliban Normalization

In a meeting with Richard Bennett, the UN Special Rapporteur on Afghanistan, a number of members of the Afghan Women’s Rights Watch in Turkey criticized the ineffectiveness of global responses to Taliban policies. These activists emphasized that international stances against the Taliban have often been “superficial, slow, and ineffective,” and some statements have even indirectly

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The conflict over pasture in Takhar

The conflict over pasture in Takhar; the Taliban supported the nomads and suppressed the local people. Local sources in Farkhar district of Takhar province have reported that the Taliban, continuing their discriminatory policies, have supported the Kuchis to usurp the pastures of the indigenous people. This action led to clashes between local residents and Taliban

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