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    ‘Don’t You See Afghanistan?’ Afghan Girls Send Desperate Letters to the World

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    EU Allocates Nearly €5 Million for Literacy Programs in Afghanistan

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June 29, 2025

Pakistan Shuts Ghulam Khan Border Crossing With Afghanistan After Deadly Attacks

June 28, 2025

23 Pakistani Soldiers Killed or Injured in Attack Claimed by TTP-Affiliated Group

June 27, 2025

UN Calls for Action as Neighboring Countries Intensify Deportation of Afghans

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Iran Intensifies Afghan Deportations, Taliban Says 10,000 Returning Daily

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UNHCR: Over 3.5 Million Afghans Return Home Since 2023 Amid Regional Tensions

June 20, 2025

Amnesty Urges Pakistan to Renew Afghan Refugee Cards and End Crackdown

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Two Taliban Members Killed in Clash with Pakistani Border Guards in Kunar

June 15, 2025

Second Afghan Cargo Ship Docks at Gwadar as Transit Trade Expands: Pakistan Minister

June 10, 2025

Pakistan to Intensify Afghan Deportations Despite Global Criticism

June 6, 2025

Iran and Pakistan Expel Over 770 Afghan Families in One Day

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IOM Raises Concern Over Mass Deportations of Afghans from Iran

May 31, 2025

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