Acting Prime Minister Vows to Address Traders’ Issues in a Comprehensive Manner

Maulavi Abdul Kabir Engages with Businessmen Nationwide, Assures Islamic Emirate’s Cooperation Kabul 24: Maulavi Abdul Kabir held a meeting with businessmen from various parts of the country, assuring them of the Islamic Emirate’s willingness to collaborate and support them in every possible way. A statement released by the Citadel highlights.

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Acting PM: Access to Education and Health Services is the Right of Nomads

Acting Prime Minister of IEA meets with nomad elders and influential people to discuss access to education and health services Kabul 24: Acting Prime Minister of IEA, Mawlavi Abdul Kabir, met with several nomad elders and influential people from different provinces to discuss the right of nomads to access education.

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UN to host gathering with participation of Taliban officials

The head of UNAMA’s political office in Kabul, Scott Smith, met with the chief of the Taliban prime minister’s office, Mawlawi Zakir, on Wednesday. Kabul24: During the meeting, Smith revealed plans for an upcoming UN-organized gathering in a format similar to the Doha meeting, which is expected to take place.

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British soldiers are facing war crimes investigations for extrajudicial killings in Afghanistan

The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has confirmed that UK Special Forces are at the center of a war crimes inquiry into alleged unlawful killings in Afghanistan. Kabul 24: The inquiry, which is being led by Lord Justice Haddon-Cave, is examining allegations that Special Forces personnel killed 54 people in suspicious circumstances.

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Germany had no choice but participation in Afghanistan mission, Joschka Fischer says

Former German Foreign Minister, Joschka Fischer, has said that Germany had no choice but to participate in the Afghanistan mission. kabul 24: Speaking at a parliamentary inquiry on Monday, Fischer said that Germany had no real choice but to participate in the mission to topple the Taliban government in Afghanistan.

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Flood in Afghanistan killed seven people

According to the Taliban’s Ministry for Disaster Management, recent flash floods have caused the deaths of seven people and injuries to nine others in several provinces of Afghanistan. Kabul 24: Shafiullah Rahimi, the ministry’s spokesperson, released a video on Sunday saying that the incidents occurred in Paktia, Paktika, Nangarhar, Logar,.

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Modi and Biden Hold Crucial Talks on Afghanistan at the White House

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent state visit to the United States has sparked debates and garnered praise for various reasons. However, one aspect that has received scant attention is the discussion held between the two leaders regarding the ongoing Afghan crisis. President Joe Biden of the United States and.

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Amnesty International: Erasing Afghanistan women from public life is a “crime against humanity”

Amnesty International has reiterated that erasing women and girls from public life is a crime against humanity for which the Taliban must be held accountable. Kabul24: In a tweet on Saturday, the organization highlighted that Afghanistan’s women and girls have been stripped of their basic rights and freedoms, with their.

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Invasion of tent butterflies to Farah gardens

Ehsanullah, an experienced gardener in Farah, has been battling tent moths for over eight years. With two fig gardens under his care, he laments the annual invasion of these pests as the weather warms up. Kabul24: Despite his efforts, Ehsanullah reveals that no institution has provided professional training to gardeners.

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Abdul Ghani Baradar: Foreigners still do not leave Afghan people alone

Abdul Ghani Baradar, the economic deputy of the prime minister, says that they do not leave foreigners alone and leave the country. According to Kabul 24 report, Mr. Baradar said today (Wednesday, 7th of Cancer) in his speeches after the Eid al-Adha prayer in the citadel: “Foreigners still do not.

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Eid al-Adha shadowed by soaring livestock prices and economic hardship in Afghanistan

As Eid al-Adha approaches, the people of Afghanistan are facing a double whammy of poverty and soaring livestock prices, leaving many with little to celebrate the holiday. Kabul24: Livestock markets have been set up in many parts of the country for people to buy an animal for Eid al-Adha, but.

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Iranian police chief: Taliban have no will to deal with opium production and smuggling

Iranian police chief, Ahmad Reza Radan, has accused the Taliban of lacking the will to combat opium production and drugs trafficking in Afghanistan. Kabul24: Speaking to the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) on Monday on the occasion of International Day Against Drugs, Radan said that opium cultivation has increased.

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