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Afghan capital’s air pollution may be even deadlier than war

  • People are dying, not from the war, but the toxic air they breathe in
  • Research group State of Global Air says more than 26,000 deaths could be attributed due to the pollution
By AP ·
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Islamabad leads the way in defusing tensions with Kabul

By TAHIR KHAN ·
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Ghani agrees to prisoner exchange deal with Taliban

By Sayed Salahuddin ·

Pakistan chief of spy agency visits Afghan official in Kabul

By AFP ·
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Afghan poll deadlock as Ghani rival boycotts recount

By Sayed Salahuddin ·
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Closure of Pakistan Consulate in Kabul impacts sick, elderly

By Sayed Salahuddin ·

Afghan chief executive slams president’s ‘wishlist’ peace plan

By AFP ·

Pakistan embassy in Kabul closes visa section amid tensions

By AFP ·
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US envoy seeks prisoner swap with Afghan leaders

By SYED SALAHUDDIN ·

Afghan official: 8 children killed by roadside bomb

By AP ·

CIA-backed Afghan units carry out illegal killings, other abuse

By Reuters ·
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Afghan government sets condition for peace talks with Taliban

By Sayed Salahuddin ·
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Afghan rival camps concerned over further delay in poll results

By Sayed Salahuddin ·

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