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KSrelief steps in to help Afghanistan earthquake survivors

  • At least 27 people were killed and 1,000 injured when the quake hit north Afghanistan
  • Tremors also damaged the iconic 15th-century Blue Mosque in Mazar-i-Sharif
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Afghanistan pulls out of Pakistan cricket tournament after Islamabad airstrikes kill 3 athletes

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New border clashes break out as Afghanistan, Pakistan exchange deadliest fire in years

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Foreign aid cuts, isolation weaken Afghanistan’s earthquake response

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Hundreds of people killed as powerful earthquake devastates eastern Afghanistan

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Afghanistan to send 700 workers to Qatar in first labor deal under Taliban

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Russia’s recognition of Taliban rule marks start of geopolitical shift, experts say

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New Trump ban puts thousands of Afghans in US resettlement limbo

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How Western aid cuts deepen Afghan women’s crisis

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Doctors warn US aid cuts leave rural Afghanistan without health care

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With formal education banned, Afghan sisters find empowerment in art

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Afghans push back against international calls for ban on cricket team

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Afghanistan’s only luxury hotel closes as Taliban take over operations

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