6 h. ago How Regime Change In Iran Could Unfold — Without Repeating Iraq And Afghanistan Mistakes

How Regime Change In Iran Could Unfold — Without Repeating Iraq And Afghanistan Mistakes  Worldcrunch

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10 h. ago Afghanistan border ‘emergency’ as thousands deported from Iran: UN

Afghanistan border ‘emergency’ as thousands deported from Iran: UN  South China Morning Post

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12 h. ago Afghanistan Seeks to Transform Itself into a Cultural and Adventure Tourism Hub Despite Ongoing Instability, Limited Freedoms for Women, and Widespread Concerns Over Traveler Safety

Afghanistan Seeks to Transform Itself into a Cultural and Adventure Tourism Hub Despite Ongoing Instability, Limited Freedoms for Women, and Widespread Concerns Over Traveler Safety  Travel And Tour World

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12 h. ago Will Pakistan Be Next to Recognise Taliban Rule in Afghanistan After Russia?

Will Pakistan Be Next to Recognise Taliban Rule in Afghanistan After Russia?  Times Now

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12 h. ago Inside the Collapse of Education in Afghanistan: A Generation Without a Future

Inside the Collapse of Education in Afghanistan: A Generation Without a Future  8am media

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13 h. ago Afghanistan’s Tourism Industry Begins To Emerge From The Shadows Of Conflict As Solo Travelers And Tour Groups Reignite Interest In The War

Afghanistan’s Tourism Industry Begins To Emerge From The Shadows Of Conflict As Solo Travelers And Tour Groups Reignite Interest In The War-Torn Nation Despite Security And Political Challenges  Travel And Tour World

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13 h. ago A dowry tradition in Afghanistan lays a heavy burden on marriages

A dowry tradition in Afghanistan lays a heavy burden on marriages  Global Voices

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14 h. ago Afghanistan Emerges as a New Frontier for Adventure Tourism: A Blend of Promise and Challenges

Afghanistan Emerges as a New Frontier for Adventure Tourism: A Blend of Promise and Challenges  Travel And Tour World

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14 h. ago Families’ Double Standards: A Silent Crisis Fueling Gender Discrimination in Afghanistan

Families’ Double Standards: A Silent Crisis Fueling Gender Discrimination in Afghanistan  8am media

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16 h. ago Pakistan in no rush to recognise Taliban government in Afghanistan, say officials

Pakistan in no rush to recognise Taliban government in Afghanistan, say officials  The Economic Times

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18 h. ago UNHCR: over 1.4M return to Afghanistan amid worsening humanitarian crisis

UNHCR: over 1.4M return to Afghanistan amid worsening humanitarian crisis  JURIST Legal News

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27 h. ago Children endure worsening health crisis in Afghanistan as clinics shutter, aid group says

Children endure worsening health crisis in Afghanistan as clinics shutter, aid group says  Amu TV

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31 h. ago Tourists are trickling into Afghanistan. The Taliban are eager to welcome them

Tourists are trickling into Afghanistan. The Taliban are eager to welcome them  The Seattle Times

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31 h. ago Erdogan Backs Peace, Development In Afghanistan At ECO Summit

Erdogan Backs Peace, Development In Afghanistan At ECO Summit  افغانستان اینترنشنال

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32 h. ago Afghanistan seeks export support from Azerbaijan via Baku Port

Afghanistan seeks export support from Azerbaijan via Baku Port  AnewZ

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32 h. ago Sanctioned Businessman With Kremlin Ties Returns To Afghanistan

Sanctioned Businessman With Kremlin Ties Returns To Afghanistan  افغانستان اینترنشنال

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33 h. ago Trump News | 'Afghanistan Maybe The Most Embarrassing Moment In The History Of US': Donald Trump

Trump News | 'Afghanistan Maybe The Most Embarrassing Moment In The History Of US': Donald Trump  NDTV

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34 h. ago UN Official: Iran accuses hundreds of Afghan migrants of spying

A UN official reported that Iran has accused hundreds of Afghan migrants of spying, raising concerns over arbitrary arrests and human rights violations. Richard Bennett, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on human rights in Afghanistan, has expressed serious concern over the arrest of hundreds of Afghan migrants in Iran, including members of ethnic and religious […] The post UN Official: Iran accuses hundreds of Afghan migrants of spying appeared first on Khaama Press.

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35 h. ago Over 300 Afghan Students arrive in Pakistan for Higher Education

Over 300 Afghan students have arrived in Pakistan to pursue higher education under a scholarship program launched by the Pakistani government. A total of 350 Afghan students have recently arrived in Pakistan to continue their education under the prestigious Allama Muhammad Iqbal Scholarship Program, according to reports by Pakistani media outlets. The initiative is part […] The post Over 300 Afghan Students arrive in Pakistan for Higher Education appeared first on Khaama Press.

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37 h. ago Bennett: Hundreds of Citizens of Afghanistan Accused of Espionage in Iran

Bennett: Hundreds of Citizens of Afghanistan Accused of Espionage in Iran  Hasht-e Subh Daily

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