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ReliableTrump Claims Iran Seeks U.S. Deal Despite State Media Denials, Sets Five-Day Deadline on Attacks
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ReliableAfghanistan National Football Team to Host Myanmar Match in Myanmar
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ReliableFormer Moldovan Police Official Details Shifting Heroin Routes from Afghanistan to Europe
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ReliableQoshtepa Canal Second Section Reaches 98% Excavation Progress
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ReliableIslamic Emirate Ministry of Justice Publishes Seven Laws and Three Procedures in Solar Year 1404
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ReliableIranian Foreign Ministry Denies Recent Talks with United States
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ReliableIslamic Emirate Reports Pakistan Attacks on Kunar, Nuristan During Eid Ceasefire
The deputy spokesman of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan reported that Pakistan violated an Eid ceasefire by attacking Kunar and Nuristan provinces, killing three people including a child. Experts attributed the attacks to broader regional tensions and called for stronger monitoring mechanisms.
ReliableAfghanistan Ranks Third in South Korean Sweetened Carbonated Soft Drink Imports in 2025
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ReliablePakistani Fruits Continue Spoiling After Six-Month Trade Halt with Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan
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ReliableAfghanistan's Saffron Exports Reach $54 Million Last Year
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ReliableRegional Tensions in Middle East Disrupt Afghan Airlines' Flights, Surge Fuel Prices
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ReliablePetrol prices in Pakistan reach 534 rupees per liter after 200-rupee hike
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