Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi’s Legacy and Sudden Demise

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, a prominent figure closely associated with the country’s supreme leader, has passed away at the age of 63. Raisi, known for his hard-line stance, played a significant role in overseeing mass executions in 1988 and later led Iran during periods of uranium enrichment to near weapons-grade.

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Poland’s €2.2 Billion Investment in Border Security

Poland has recently announced a significant investment of approximately €2.2 billion to bolster security measures along its border with Russia and Belarus. Prime Minister Donald Tusk unveiled the Shield-East project, aimed at enhancing deterrence capabilities and fortifying the border region. Strengthening Security Measures Kabul 24: The investment, equivalent to around.

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Biden’s Renewed Efforts to Engage Black Voters Amid Support Decline

President Joe Biden is intensifying efforts to reconnect with crucial Black voters as recent polls indicate a decline in his support, particularly among African Americans and youth, partly attributed to his stance on Israel’s conflict in Gaza. This move follows revelations from a New York Times/Siena poll showing Biden trailing.

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Spanish Citizens Killed in Bamyan: Foreign Minister Confirms Tragic Incident

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Spain has confirmed the devastating news that three Spanish citizens lost their lives in Bamyan, with another individual sustaining injuries during the incident that occurred on Friday. Nationalities of Victims Revealed: Norway, Australia, and Lithuania Among the Injured Kabul 24: Reports from the French.

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Coordination Meeting Between Aid Organizations and Islamic Emirate

A recent coordination meeting held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs brought together agencies of the United Nations and the Islamic Emirate to address the needs of the Afghan people and enhance collaboration. Discussion on Humanitarian and Developmental Assistance Kabul 24: During the meeting, participants delved into topics such as.

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Melinda Gates Steps Down as Co-Chair of Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Melinda Gates, co-founder of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, has announced her resignation from her position as co-chair, effective June 7. This decision marks a significant change in the leadership of one of the world’s most prominent philanthropic organizations. Reasons for Departure and Future Plans Kabul 24: In a.

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Slovakia’s Prime Minister Robert Fico Shot Multiple Times in Suspected Assassination Attempt

Slovakia’s Prime Minister Robert Fico was shot multiple times and gravely wounded on Wednesday after a political event in an attempted assassination that shocked the small country and reverberated across Europe. The pro-Russian leader, 59, was reported to be fighting for his life after being hit in the stomach. Shooting.

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Afghan Woman Nominated as Cricket Ambassador in Australia

Trailblazing Afghan-Australian Appointed as Multicultural Ambassador Rita Anwari Sultani, an Afghan-origin civil society activist and entrepreneur residing in Australia, has been named as a Multicultural Ambassador by Cricket Australia. Kabul 24: Sultani is the founding director of the Afghanistan-Australia Chamber of Commerce and Investment as well as the Women Empowerment.

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Flood Victims in Murghab District of Ghor Struggle Without Aid

A week after devastating floods hit the Murghab district in Ghor province, Afghanistan, residents are still waiting for aid to reach them. The flood victims have lost their homes, possessions, and means of sustenance, leaving them in dire need of help. Kabul 24: Mohammad Zaman, a resident of Murghab district,.

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Agreement Between Pakistan and the United States to Combat Terrorism

Amid escalating tensions and security concerns between Kabul and Islamabad, Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced a significant agreement with the United States aimed at jointly combating terrorism, specifically targeting ISIS and Tehrik-e Taliban Pakistan (TTP) Kabul 24: The agreement, reached after extensive discussions between delegations from both nations,.

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Australian Army Whistleblower David McBride Sentenced to Jail for Leaking War Crime Documents

David McBride, a former Australian military lawyer, has been sentenced to five years and eight months in jail for leaking documents that exposed allegations of Australian war crimes in Afghanistan. McBride pleaded guilty to stealing and sharing military secrets on the eve of his trial last year, after legal rulings.

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Qadir Qiyafeh: Afghanistan’s precious stones are smuggled to Iran through unofficial channels

Qadeer Qiafeh, the deputy head of the Iranian Chamber of Commerce, said that currently precious stones extracted from Afghanistan are imported into Iran through “unofficial channels” and traded in this country’s market. According to Kabul 24, the deputy of the Iranian Chamber of Commerce made these statements in an interview.

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