European Union to Hold Technical Talks with Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan on Afghan Migrants’ Repatriation

The European Commission has confirmed it will soon invite officials of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan for technical discussions in Brussels on the repatriation of Afghan migrants. kabul 24: According to Agence France-Presse (AFP), a formal letter will be sent to Kabul in the coming days to set a date.

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Qatar extends Afghan refugee hosting deadline until September 2026 but calls for immediate relocation thereafter

Qatar has formally requested that the United States relocate Afghan refugees currently housed at the Al-Sailiya camp near Doha by the end of September 2026. Kabul 24: According to diplomatic documents from the US State Department, Qatar has agreed to extend temporary hosting for more than 1,100 Afghan refugees until.

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Tajikistan Forces Out 200–250 Afghan Migrants in Sughd Province Following Murder in Khujand

Tajikistani media outlets have reported that between 200 and 250 Afghan migrants were forcibly removed from their homes in Sughd Province and transferred to unknown locations. Kabul 24: The operation reportedly took place after the arrest of an Afghan citizen in the city of Khujand, the capital of Sughd Province,.

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German Interior Minister: Deportation of Afghan Citizens to Their Country Will Continue

In a firm continuation of efforts to deport Afghan migrants, German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt has stated that the process of deporting Afghan nationals who have committed crimes will proceed steadily and consistently. Kabul 24: He emphasized that this policy will continue even if it requires direct talks with representatives.

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UK Deported Only 123 Afghan Asylum Seekers Last Year, Just 2% of Rejected Claims

According to a report by The Telegraph, the United Kingdom deported just 123 Afghan asylum seekers last year, representing only about two percent of the total number of Afghans whose asylum applications were rejected. Kabul 24: The figures highlight the significant challenges Britain faces in returning rejected asylum seekers to.

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Technical Contacts Between the EU and the Islamic Emirate Continue on Afghan Return Plans

The spokesperson of the European Commission said that technical-level contacts between European Union officials and the Islamic Emirate are still ongoing in connection with efforts to return Afghan refugees. Kabul 24: In a press briefing, Marcoz Lamert, responding to a question about whether a delegation from the Islamic Emirate had.

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Sharp Rise in Forced Deportations of Afghan Migrants from Iran; Over 2,000 Return Daily via Islam Qala Border

Local officials in Herat province have reported a significant increase in the forced deportation of Afghan migrants from Iran in recent days.According to statistics released by the Migration Affairs Directorate at the Islam Qala border crossing, more than 2,000 Afghans are entering Afghanistan from Iran every day. Kabul 24: Abdul.

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Sharp Rise in Afghan Refugee Returns; Nearly Two Million More Expected in 2026

Kabul – The head of UN-Habitat’s Afghanistan programme has warned that the return of Afghan migrants from Iran and Pakistan is accelerating rapidly, with predictions that nearly two million more people could return to Afghanistan in 2026. kabul 24: Stephanie Loose, Country Programme Manager for UN-Habitat in Afghanistan, stated that.

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Over 86,000 Afghan Migrants Return from Iran and Pakistan in One Month

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has reported that more than 86,000 Afghan migrants returned to Afghanistan from Iran and Pakistan between March 11 and April 11, 2026. Kabul 24: This wave of returns, which includes both voluntary repatriations and those under pressure, has created significant humanitarian challenges.

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International Refugees Organization: Pakistan Must Immediately Halt the Forced Deportation of Afghan Migrants

The International Refugees Organization (Refugees International) has issued a strong new statement expressing deep concern over the intensified forced deportations of Afghan migrants from Pakistan, describing the move as “illegal and dangerous” amid the fragile regional situation and severe human rights crisis in Afghanistan. Kabul 24: In the statement, released.

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Nearly 100 Afghan Citizens Released from Pakistani Prisons and Returned Home

Afghanistan’s Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation has announced that nearly 100 Afghan nationals have been freed from various prisons in Pakistan and have safely returned to the country. kabul 24: According to officials from the Transit Management Department at the Spin Boldak border crossing under the Kandahar Directorate of Refugees.

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Afghan Diaspora in California, London, and Oslo Strongly Condemn Pakistan’s Military Attacks on Afghan Soil

A group of Afghan citizens residing in the United States held a gathering in Sacramento, the capital of California, strongly condemning the recent military attacks by Pakistan’s regime on Afghan territory. Kabul 24: Participants in the meeting issued an official resolution, calling on the international community to thoroughly investigate these.

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